Welcome to
Victory Service Dogs

​At Victory Service Dogs (VSD) we believe in helping disabled veterans and first responders gain an improved quality of life through the partnership of a loving service dog. ​

We're all about saving lives and providing second chances. This means being able to provide an affordable service dog without having to sacrifice high quality training.​
What is a Service Dog?
According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, "service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities." The dog must not be a pet, but be specially trained to assist the handler with something directly related to his or her disability. Neither emotional support dogs nor therapy dogs are considered service animals.
What Makes Us Different?
Due to our unique and customized client-based training program, we can provide veterans and first responders with an affordable and therapeutic means to get the service dog they deserve. Through weekly classes, each veteran-dog team learns the techniques of service dog training so they can continue the process at home in their own time. This strengthens the bond between dog and handler - and we have found it to be incredibly successful for our clients!
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the why behind our mission

Our Core values

VETERAN FOUNDED
 SERVICE MINDED
DESIGNED FOR PURPOSE
Veterans are at the heart of our mission. We were started by a veteran and we've been helping veterans since day one.
We care deeply about our clients.
The process of acquiring a dog and going through training together takes time and intention. We're here to
​serve those who've been overlooked.
We believe that everyone who comes through our door is designed for a
life of purpose. It's our mission to give them the tools and attention they
​need to succeed.

how you can help
​VSD has been an amazing organization that has truly changed my life. It has made me more comfortable in social situations and more open to new things. I can’t thank them enough for having such an amazing program to help vets get their life back.