Service Peace Warriors is a non-profit organization helping any honorably discharged American soldier or first responder in good standing cope with service-related PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) symptoms, MST, and other disabilities. These men and women are the reason we can go to bed at night and sleep comfortably. As we know, freedom is not free. Often, these veterans and first responders have suffered beyond our understanding and deserve our support. We are proud to have matched 96 SPW dogs with veterans and first responders to date.
We train Service Dogs in Washington State for service-related PTSD therapy, then give them to assist veterans and first responders. These companions allow individuals with PTSD, MST, and other disabilities to live everyday lives that would otherwise be impossible. We provide everything from medical expenses to outfitting and feeding during the initial training and raising period.
100% of your donations and any volunteer work go towards helping our American veterans and first responders with service-related PTSD, MST, and other disabilities. The dogs we raise can change a person's life for the better.
We are a registered 501(c)(3) organization
First and only service dog in the history of the Boy Scouts of America to be awarded a professional commission.
We are pretty proud of the work these magnificent dogs do for our veterans and for the community.
We love to get out into our community and spread the word about our organization. It's worth it if we can help positively impact even one veteran's life
At Service Peace Warriors, our belief is family and community are the foundation to help better the lives of our veterans
We are proud to be able to get this up-to-date training to better support our Veterans and First responders. Focus areas offered at this year's conference included Dog Training, Veteran Training, Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, First Aid, and Administrative Support. Plus, many networking and development opportunities are available.
Sometimes, life’s challenges can feel overwhelming, like there’s no way things can get better. Support is available when things feel unbearable or you have thoughts of ending your life. The VA offers several programs and resources for veterans, their loved ones, and friends.