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Guardian Angels trains medical service dogs to mitigate the challenges of several disabilities including:
Service dogs help to ease social reintegration, mitigate depression, provide comfort, and more to affected veterans.
Our Service dogs assist those suffering from the symptoms of a Traumatic Brain Injury by aiding them in memory-related tasks and providing assistance and security in public places.
Our Service dogs are trained to detect an oncoming seizure, alert their recipient, activate a life-alert system, retrieve medication, and assist their person throughout a seizure.
Our service dogs are trained to alert a person to high or low blood sugar levels before they become dangerous.
Our service dogs are trained to act as a brace for their recipient suffering from strength or balance issues and can also be trained to assist with dropped item retrieval.
Service dogs help those affected by Military Sexual Trauma reenter the world with dignity and independence by helping them manage their symptoms.
Listen to the story of how Army Capt. John Kelly was paired with his service dog Ranger in August 2016. This pairing changed John’s life in a major, positive way and we hope his experience, and the experience of our other recipients, demonstrates the impact these service dogs have on the lives of veterans and others in need.
Learn MoreCraig, a combat veteran, has had his life transformed by his service dog Foxy. Learn how this Guardian Angel’s pairing kept Craig from giving up and helped him take his life back.
Learn MoreGuardian Angels Medical Service Dogs, Inc. has paired more than 300 deserving recipients since our beginning in 2010. At Guardian Angels, our recipients become much more -they become friends and extended family. We are thrilled to be able to share some of our recipient stories with you here.
Through the hard work of our organization and your generous donations of time and money, we have been able to accomplish amazing things. Learn more about the impact our service dogs have had on the lives of veterans and others in need.
