Pets For Vets has matched Veterans and pets around the nation. When a Veteran is matched with the right pet, both lives change for the better. The Veteran saves the animal and welcomes him/her into a loving home. The pet provides the Veteran with unconditional love and support, easing stress, depression, loneliness and anxiety. Together, they share a Super Bond™ that provides them both with a whole new “leash” on life. Search through our match stories, below, and see for yourself how both the Veteran's and the pet's lives have been changed forever.
Bob served as a Marine, Private First Class for 11 years. He was sent to Vietnam in 1958 and returne...
Learn MoreUnlike most of her breed, Jordy is quite the chill and mellow Border Collie who lets out her playful...
Learn MoreDani, abandoned and pregnant, wandered to a family's home in West Virginia. Unable to care for Dani ...
Learn MoreDonald, also known as DJ, is from Michigan. DJ entered the Army in 2003 and left in 2011. He was an ...
Learn MoreDoug, a retired Sergeant of the US Army, was looking for a friendly, affectionate animal companion. ...
Learn MoreSince Darryl, an Iraqi-era veteran, was matched with his dog Winston, the two have been regularly se...
Learn MoreOur last match for 2019 was on December 21st. Pets For Vets trainer, Montana Hayes completed the mat...
Learn MoreDavid is a Corporal in the Marine Corps and a veteran of two Iraq tours. David joined the Marines pr...
Learn MoreDarryl R. Harrigan, a Vietnam-era veteran was matched with Cindy, a Cockapoo, through the Los Angele...
Learn MoreWithout Pets for Vets, I would not have Gunner. In the short time I've had Gunner I have had no nigh...
Learn MoreJesse and Jeremiah were the first match made by the Portland, Maine chapter of Pets for Vets. We lov...
Learn MoreThe chapter recently matched Vickie Hart, a U.S. Army Sergeant Veteran, and her new companion, a cat...
Learn MoreEddy is in his 21st year of service, with three tours overseas in Afghanistan, Iraq and Kuwait. He p...
Learn MoreYou would think that a dog is just a dog. That may be true for some, but not me. Before Samson, I wa...
Learn MoreGeorge served in the Army from 1958 to 1962 at Fort Knox. Unable to have a live cat, George chose a ...
Learn MoreOn June 1, Pets for Vets Wisconsin placed Buddy, a red Cocker Spaniel/Cavalier King Charles Spaniel ...
Learn MoreMy name is Cherish and I am the recipient of a Pets for Vets dog named Teddy. He has been with me fo...
Learn MoreSpecialist Steven Mangiameli's life changed the day he found a Pets for Vets brochure at the VA. Ten...
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