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Hero's Puppy for Life Organization, formerly known as Veteran's Puppy for Life, provides PTSD service dogs not only to veterans, but also to emergency first responders. We changed our name to make it clear that our services are not exclusive to veterans only.
The name "Hero's Puppy for Life" uses the possessive form intentionally because our mission is to provide a puppy to a hero who has suffered trauma while serving our country and communities. The puppy is meant to help them recover and return to the life they lost.
The puppy we provide is permanent, meaning that it will be the recipient's companion for the life of the puppy or the individual recipient.
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Pup 'n Cup Puppy Playtime is Here!
🐾 Looking for a fun way to bond with your puppy and meet other puppy parents?
Do you want to socialize your puppy in a safe, welcoming environment?
Look no further!
Join us for Pup 'N Cup Puppy Playtime with Hero's Puppy for Life!
🎉 When: Every other Friday morning starting
January 10th at 10:00 a.m. and,
Every other Sunday afternoon starting January 12th at 12:30.
Each Pup 'n Cup session is one hour in length.
📍 Where: 9910 Wadsworth Parkway, Unit 200, Westminster.
🐶 What’s in it for you and your pup?
✔️ Playtime and important socialization for your puppy.
✔️ Delicious coffee for you (bring your favorite cup, we’ll provide the coffee!).
✔️ A chance to connect with a community of puppy-loving parents.
💬 Don’t let your puppy miss the ultimate playdate!
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RULES FOR A SAFE PUPPY PLAYTIME ENVIRONMENT
1. Your puppy must be at least 10 days past their second set of puppy shots. We need to see the shot records. Make sure you contact your Veterinarian for a physical copy.
2. Your Puppy must be younger than 6 months old.
3. For the safety and health of all the puppies attending. If your puppy is visibly ill, has intestinal issues, or runny bowel movements, keep your sweet puppy at home and allow it to get better.
4. You must give our Pup 'n Cup Puppy monitors permission to correct inappropriate behaviors when playing with other puppies. We use a time-out method, separating the puppy from the group.
For seriously bad behaviors, we may have to ask you to remove your puppy.
5. Puppy drop-offs are not allowed. The puppy parent must remain in the facility near their puppy.
We look forward to seeing you and your puppy for
Pup 'n Cup Puppy Playtime with Hero's Puppy for Life!
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When we started the Veteran's Puppy for Life Program through the Military Order of the Purple Heart, Chapter 1041 in 2015 the goal was to provide one service dog for one United States Veteran living with Post-traumatic Stress Disorder.
In June 2016, we became the 501(c)(3) nonprofit Veteran's Puppy for Life Organization. In 2019, we changed our name to Hero's Puppy for Life Organization to signify our outreach to Emergency First Responders and U.S. Armed Forces Veterans living with PTSD. Since the inception of our mission, we have graduated ninety-nine puppies as ADA-compliant service dogs for our Hero recipients.
We could have never imagined years ago, starting with a simple goal, that so many lives would be touched by our endeavors.
Your support over the years is necessary for
"Helping to Heal Wounded Souls...
One Puppy at a Time!"
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P.O. Box 21274, Denver, CO 80221-0274
1195 S. Huron St., Unit B ~ Denver Facility
410 S. 8th St., Unit D ~ Colorado Springs Facility
Email: custsvc@heropuppyforlife.org
Tel: 303-946-3321
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Please call to schedule all appointments