As we mark our 15th anniversary at Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs, we’re reflecting on the many lives changed through the power of pairing highly trained service dogs with the veterans and first responders who need them most.
To commemorate this milestone, we’ve created a limited-edition challenge coin—a small but meaningful symbol of our journey and the shared commitment of our supporters.
Challenge coins have a rich history in military and service communities, often serving as symbols of unity, service, and honor. For us, this coin embodies the dedication of everyone involved in our mission, from our volunteers and donors to our trainers, recipients, and, of course, the incredible medical service dogs at the heart of it all.
Now through June 30, 2025, when you donate $150 or more by clicking here, you can receive our limited-edition 15th Anniversary Guardian Angels Challenge Coin as a thank you for your commitment to our mission.
The donation for each coin will help us continue to provide service dogs at no cost to veterans, first responders, and individuals with disabilities.
More than just a token, it’s a way for you to carry a piece of our story and show your support for the future we’re building together.
When you hold this coin, we hope you feel a connection to the legacy you’re helping to create. Thank you for standing with us, not just in celebration of the past 15 years, but in support of everything still to come.
Note: Coins will ship after June 30, 2025. Please limit one coin per person. Shipping available to US addresses only.
Mrs. Borden’s expertise and accomplishments are acknowledged by numerous national awards from various industries and agencies including the 2018 Corporate Pet Industry Woman of the Year and multiple awards for her organization’s work in mental health and suicide prevention.
She is frequently requested as a Keynote Speaker, and as an Industry Consultant to teach service dog laws to judicial systems, attorneys, and businesses, and to assist in service dog bills in multiple states that were passed into law. In 2020, she started an Institute for Higher Learning and the Borden Veterinary Hospital. Additionally, she has written and teaches college-accredited/VA-approved apprenticeship courses on dog training and service dog training.
