The most common breeds we have for adoption include; German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois and the occasional Labrador Retriever or German Shorthaired Pointer.

When it comes to military dog adoption civilians can help. Learn how you can rehome retired service canines and give them support and a loving home.

The Warrior Dog Foundation helps our nation's four-legged heroes (military dogs) who are no longer fit for service retire in peace. Founded by Mike Ritland. Warrior Dog Foundation Store · Donate Now · K9 Stories · Our Dogs

There is no charge to adopt a retired military working dog, but you have to pay for all the costs of getting and caring for the dog.

A non profit dedicated to helping retired military and contract working dogs, as well as police K9's adapt to civilian life. Adoption Services. Adoption Process · New Adoption Tips · Available Heroes · How Can I Help?

We will create a fully equipped sanctuary for forces and service dogs that require decompression from the kennel environment to rehoming.

27 авг. 2019 г. · The Air Force is once again looking for people -- military members or otherwise -- who want to adopt retired military working dogs.

At Mission K9 Rescue, we're dedicated to serving retiring and retired military working dogs, contract working dogs and police dogs. As a non-profit organization ...

For adoption inquiries email: mwd.adoptions@us.af.mil ... Photo by 341 TRS Military Working Dog Adoption Program on July 26, 2023. Swipe through to learn more ...

Mission K9 Rescue is a non profit organization dedicated to the service of retiring and retired Military Working Dogs, Contract Working Dogs and PD-K9's.