Pawsitivity is an award-winning 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We rescue dogs and train them as service dogs for veterans and families.
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We’re on a mission to rescue dogs and train them as service dogs for veterans and families who need it the most.
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Your donation brings independence to:
Veterans with many disabilities, including PTSD.
Pawsitivity service dogs empower veterans. These dogs pull wheelchairs, turn on lights, alert to PTSD episodes, and so much more. They partner with veterans with many disabilities including epilepsy, deafness, and blindness. These special dogs liberate veterans so they can live full and active lives.
Families with children who have disabilities.
Your generosity answers the prayers of families who have children with severe disabilities. We work with blindness, deafness, epilepsy. We are especially experienced in helping children with autism spectrum disorder. Wel also help children with autism who have other physical and intellectual disabilities. You can read the testimonies of how these hero dogs help families.
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Your monthly donation can give puppies in training their training toys and treats!
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$20/month keeps a puppy in training focused and happy with enrichment toys and treats. |
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Who We Are
Pawsitivity Service Dogs is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in St. Paul, MN, EIN 47-1446634, founded in 2012. We have earned the Guidestar’s Platinum certification for accountability and transparency. Our financials, 990s, and annual reports are publicly available. We use positive reinforcement and science-based training methods. We are accredited by the Association for Service Dog Providers for Military Veterans.
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Pawsitivity not only trained Daniel to meet my needs but trained me as well to work with Daniel, communicate with him, understand my rights and be a responsible and proactive service animal owner. Pawsitivity embodies all of the seven Army core values; especially honor, integrity and selfless service. They are some of the kindest, hardworking and generous folks I have ever had the pleasure of spending time with. I enthusiastically recommend the 501(c)(3) nonprofit Pawsitivity Service Dogs to veterans who need a service dog.”
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Combat veteran Peter Bannon writes: “I trained with Pawsitivity Service Dogs in 2019 and received the trained service dog, Daniel, an adult black Labrador Retriever, to partner with in support of my PTSD received during combat in my service with the U.S. Army during OIF I and OEF VII.
More ways to give
Sponsor a service dog
Transform a life, and thus a family, and thus a community with a gift of $10,000 or more.
Honor someone special
Honor or remember someone special by making a gift in their name.
Help service dogs all year round
$50 a month provides veterinary care for a service dog in training.