We are working to build our community up, helping those who live every day with mental health disabilities start living every day with the help of a canine working partner. By working with accredited service dog organizations and offering grants to qualified applicants (with available funds), we are committed to providing exceptional Labrador Retriever puppy candidates to those with a verifiable mental health disability. We believe that a working canine partner is essential to living life when you have a mental health disability, just as a wheelchair is essential to someone who can't walk and insulin is essential to a diabetic. We also believe that a working canine partner shouldn't be out of reach for those in need of their life making skills.
If you have a verifiable mental health disability and are in need of a life making Labrador canine companion, the first step is to APPLY TO ADOPT. Second, APPLY HERE for a $500 grant towards the adoption fee.
If you have a verifiable mental health disability and are in need of a life making Labrador canine companion, the first step is to APPLY TO ADOPT. Second, APPLY HERE for a $500 grant towards the adoption fee.
From the time our puppies start exploring their new world until they go home, we do everything we can to help them develop their social skills, emotional coping skills, physical skills and critical thinking skills. We use many different items to be able to give them the opportunity to learn and adapt.
If you are able to help by donating an item from our Amazon Wishlist, we would be forever grateful. By donating any item off our list, you are also helping to provide a puppy for service to someone in need. Donations are tax deductible, and you will be provided a letter of thanks, to include our tax ID. If your more inclined to help with items we use on a daily basis, you can purchase and donate from our Reorder List on Amazon. Any way you can help, we are thankful for your generosity.
If you are able to help by donating an item from our Amazon Wishlist, we would be forever grateful. By donating any item off our list, you are also helping to provide a puppy for service to someone in need. Donations are tax deductible, and you will be provided a letter of thanks, to include our tax ID. If your more inclined to help with items we use on a daily basis, you can purchase and donate from our Reorder List on Amazon. Any way you can help, we are thankful for your generosity.
4 Paws 2 Freedom's mission is to improve the lives of Veterans and First Responders with PTSD, through the use of highly trained service dogs, while providing compassionate education to assist in their recovery.
Willow Kane Farm Labradors is a proud supporter of 4P2F, donating our first Labrador puppy to them in March of 2022. Banjo, a yellow Labrador Retriever, is partnering with US Air Force Veteran hero who proudly served in both Africa and Qatar. We now look forward to see how Banjo will serve his new partner with his life making skills.
We are excited to see how our relationship with 4 Paws 2 Freedom grows and how we can support them in our community by continuing to offer ethically bred, well started Labrador Retriever Puppies for their clients. Be sure to visit their website!
Willow Kane Farm Labradors is a proud supporter of 4P2F, donating our first Labrador puppy to them in March of 2022. Banjo, a yellow Labrador Retriever, is partnering with US Air Force Veteran hero who proudly served in both Africa and Qatar. We now look forward to see how Banjo will serve his new partner with his life making skills.
We are excited to see how our relationship with 4 Paws 2 Freedom grows and how we can support them in our community by continuing to offer ethically bred, well started Labrador Retriever Puppies for their clients. Be sure to visit their website!
Hero Dogs, Inc., a Maryland 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, improves quality of life for our nation’s heroes by raising, training, and placing service dogs and other highly skilled canines, free of charge with lifetime support of the partnerships.
We happily offered this great program a yellow Labrador Retriever, named in honor of SO1 (SEAL) Patrick Feeks, killed in action Afghanistan 16 August 2012. SO1 Feeks mother Virginia shared, "Patrick dreamed of becoming a Navy SEAL since he was 8 years old. Everything he did was geared toward becoming a SEAL. He died doing what he loved, that gives us some solace." I want to thank SO1 Patrick Feek's family for sharing his story, it it an honor to share it. Visit SO1 Patrick Feek's Memorial FB Page. We can't wait to see Hero Dog Patrick change the world with his life making skills. |
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