Operation Freedom Paws
Four Paws, Two Feet, One Team
Empowers veterans to restore their own independence
Trains clients to train a service dog for their specific needs
Builds human-canine service teams
Provides the support needed for clients to succeed
Awards
CNN video showing what it’s really like to be inside the mind of a veteran upon return to civilian life.
Events
Nov
04
The Veterans Summit
Watch the recent webcast of The Veterans Summit with our Mary Cortani as a guest speaker...
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It's our Tuesday Triumphs day and we're combining it with a huge "thank you". We're working hard to ensure all of our staff, customers and clients are following current scientific guidelines about COVID. A lot of our clients have compromised immune systems, so it's especially important for their health. The folks at The Ford Store Morgan Hill, who have always been incredibly supportive of OFP and other local nonprofits, brought us a supply of personal protective gear last week to help everyone here stay safe. We also have clients on the front lines in health care. Today, and every day, we celebrate their triumphs over the challenges of this pandemic and support their efforts of behalf of their patients. Because of our program, these clients are now able to save the lives of other people. We couldn't be prouder!
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Thank you for the amazing support The Ford Store Morgan Hill!
Wonderful! Thank you Ford Store of Morgan Hill!
My son and I have gotten really close durning the 9 months of lockdown. Its hasnt been easy. But I'm doing it. Now my anxiety I was finally able to get a grip on it wasnt not easy. I've handled my depression to the best of ability and not trying isolating as much as possible. But in the end it to keep my mother safe she is about as high risk as you get my dad and I are high risk as well but not as bad and my mother. Extra precautions all around :)
Meeko and I officially moved and have become residents in Las Vegas.
I have so many more triumphs to share and wish I could be there in person to share them.
Thank you The Ford Store!
Awesome!
What do service dogs do?
- Help clients stay calm and focused
- Block (create protective space around client)
- Alert client to events or danger
- Retrieve objects
- And much more
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