A chocolate Labrador named Frankie has helped a Marine veteran overcome years of post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety.

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Inside the walls of Oklahoma State Reformatory, inmates are helping train rescue dogs that will one day support veterans ...

When Joe Moreno, a Navy veteran, panicked and took cover between two cars in a mall parking lot, suddenly transported back to his deployment during the 2003 invasion into Iraq, he knew he had to seek ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The PAWS Act was signed into law by President Joe Biden on Wednesday. The legislation directs the Department of Veterans Affairs to establish a program to provide service dogs and ...

Graham Bloem, President and Co-Founder of Shelter to Service, joins “Good Morning San Diego” Tuesday to promote the ...

Training a service dog doesn’t just change the life of another veteran; it may help heal the trainer, too. A new study finds that volunteering with dogs could slow biological aging in female veterans ...

In 2024, a group of researchers published a paper in the journal JAMA Network Open that sought to answer a potentially life-changing question for many people: can trained service dogs improve the ...