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Join Us In Our Second Annual

Giving Paws for Hope Fundraiser

Thousand Hills Ranch | 10.19.2024

We are thrilled to announce that our "Giving Paws for Hope" event is back for a second year of fundraising for New Life K9s! Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring a live auction, delicious food, and a heartwarming dog showcase.

This charitable event will help us raise vital funds for our program, allowing us to continue providing service dogs to our heroes in need. Attendees will have the opportunity to see firsthand how these incredible dogs have positively impacted the lives of Veterans and First Responders diagnosed with PTSD.

Thank You To Our 2024 Sponsors

Your Contribution Helps With

Medical Needs

One of the highest costs in training service dogs, is medical treatment and routine care. This cost is crucial in making sure the dogs we train are healthy long-lived dogs for their owners.

More Pups

Funding provides us the opportunity to purchase and train more potential service dogs. This means more opportunities to help Veterans and First Responders in need. The average cost to train a service dog is $10,000 - $20,000.

Food & Treats

Our average cost to feed one service dog in training for the year is $500-$1000. Not to mention all the rewarding treats used for training and good behavior. As well as training equipment and essentials.

Get Your Tickets Here

Purchase your 2024 Giving Paws for Hope Tickets Today!

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Become a Life Saving

Sponsor

Want to get involved in our Giving Paws for Hope fundraiser?

Becoming a sponsor is the best way to amplify your support for veterans and first responders living with ptsd.

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A Second Chance

Each dog has two handlers who are able to offer more time and consistency in teaching the dogs. Handlers and puppy raisers significantly reduce costs, which allows New Life K9s to place more dogs and save more lives. The positive impact on the inmates, the prison staff, and the overall prison culture is truly transforming and rehabilitative.

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