Tier One Service Dog Foundation

Inside the Mission

Follow our veteran partnerships, service dog training journeys, fundraising events, sponsorship highlights, and the stories that show the impact your support makes possible.

Learn how trained psychiatric service dogs support veterans with PTSD through task-based assistance, emotional stability, improved independence, and life-changing partnerships.
When Saint visited EPCOT for public access training, Dog Mocs helped keep his paws protected from Florida heat, rough surfaces, and long days on the move. Learn why paw protection matters for working service dogs.
Meet Army veteran Josh and his service dog, Shane. This veteran service dog success story highlights how the right partnership can provide support, independence, and peace of mind for life after military service.
A rescue puppy with a remarkable story, Griffin is beginning his journey to become a psychiatric service dog for a disabled veteran. Learn how your support can help fund his training, care, and future placement through Tier One Service Dog Foundation.
Meet Marshall and Rooster, the first veteran-service dog team placed through the T1SDF program, and follow their journey through training, trust, and life after service.
Tier One Service Dog Foundation

Whether You Need Support
or Want to Support the Mission,
You Belong Here.

From veteran applications and service dog partnerships to volunteering, sponsorships, fundraising events, and donations, every connection helps move the mission forward and change lives.

You Don’t Have to Navigate This Alone

A trained psychiatric service dog can provide confidence, stability, and greater independence in daily life. If you are a disabled combat veteran interested in applying, we encourage you to take the first step.

Stand With Our Veterans

Every successful partnership is made possible by supporters who choose to get involved. Whether through volunteering, sponsoring, fostering, fundraising, or donating, your support directly impacts the lives of disabled veterans and the dogs trained to serve them.