Office Space needed

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Working Dogs For Vets Mission is to provide service dogs and training to veterans in need, empowering them as they return to civilian life with newfound independence while simultaneously reducing the overcrowding in animal shelters. Tax Exempt #47-2426504, CFC# 37322

Service dogs are part of the Solution to Reduce Veteran's Suicide Did you know Veterans commit suicide at the rate of 1 every 59 minutes.

That's 22 veterans a day!

2.7 million shelter dogs are euthanized yearly in the U.S

More than 1.5 million disabled veterans need service dogs.

Supporting Working Dogs For Vets Saves lives on both ends of each leash!

We rescue, train, and pair service dogs with Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, and disabled military veterans. Provide training, supplies, school, classes, and retreats. Helping reduce veteran suicide. 3200+ Teams Served.

The Working Dogs For Vets Office Project is essential to our mission of supporting veterans through service dog programs. Currently, the lack of a dedicated office space hampers our ability to efficiently manage administrative tasks, coordinate programs, and provide high-quality client services. Here are key reasons why this project is crucial:

Operational Efficiency: A dedicated office space will streamline our operations, allowing us to manage tasks and programs more effectively. This will lead to improved service delivery and better resource utilization.

Client Experience: Veterans and their families need a welcoming and professional environment when they visit our facility. A proper reception area and waiting room will ensure they feel valued and supported, enhancing their overall experience.

Staff Well-being: Our staff need a space to take breaks and recharge. A breakroom will foster a positive and productive work environment, contributing to staff satisfaction and retention.

Reducing Waiting Lists: With more space, we can better manage the increasing demand for our services, significantly reducing the waiting list for veterans seeking service dogs.

Community Impact: Establishing a dedicated office will allow us to raise awareness about the benefits of service dogs, foster a sense of camaraderie among veterans, and provide a valuable resource for the community.

By addressing these needs, the Office Project will help us better serve our veterans, streamline our operations, and enhance the overall impact of our organization.