"Some Battles are Still Worth Fighting"
Service Peace Warriors provides highly trained service dogs, completely free of charge, to veterans and first responders living with PTSD, MST, and other service-connected disabilities across the Pacific Northwest.
Our mission is to help veterans and first responders find peace, confidence, and connection through the loyalty of a well-trained service dog. Service Peace Warriors supports honorably discharged U.S. veterans and first responders in good standing who are actively being treated for PTSD, MST, or related service-connected disabilities.
To qualify, applicants should:
Our goal is to make hope accessible to every qualified veteran and first responder who needs it.
Our proven program guides each participant through every step—from paperwork to personalized training and long-term support.
Complete and submit the Service Dog Application and Release of Information (ROI) forms. Initial, sign, and date where indicated, then return via email or mail.
Each service dog is paired with its handler based on temperament, personality, and individual needs. We’ve learned that the best matches happen naturally—because the dog picks you.
“That bond of trust and understanding is where healing begins.”
Training occurs on-site in Eltopia, Washington, where handlers work directly with their dogs in real-world environments.
Program Overview:
Our peaceful rural campus offers a setting designed for focus, growth, and healing.
Graduates receive all gear, support, and resources for lasting success, including:
We want every eligible hero to have access to our program, no matter where they live.
While our previous hotel partnership has ended, we’re actively seeking new lodging partners to help veterans and first responders traveling for training.
If you need help finding accommodations—or if you’re a business interested in offering support—please contact us.
We know this is a big step. Here’s what you can expect when you apply.
How long does it take to receive a service dog?
Timelines vary because every dog is trained individually. We don’t follow a strict waiting list—matches are based on readiness and compatibility.
No. Every service dog, training session, and piece of equipment is provided completely free of charge to qualified veterans and first responders.
We specialize in service dogs for PTSD, MST, anxiety, depression, mobility assistance, and related service-connected conditions.
No. Our focus is on fully trained service dogs under ADA guidelines.
We remain a lifelong partner in your journey. Our team provides ongoing support to ensure the health, safety, and stability of both you and your service dog.