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December was a busy time for Soldier's Best Friend with graduations throughout the state in Peoria, Sierra Vista, and Prescott. 12 News attended our Peoria graduation. You can check out their interview with one of the graduates, Ryan & Rowan.

On average, a new habit takes approximately 30 days to develop, so don’t get discouraged if you struggle at first. Remain positive and focused on the goal.

Just when you thought the holidays were over, the season of giving has extended into the new year. Use this month as a time to put good vibes out into the universe and continue giving.

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Our Impact

  • Graduated Veteran/Dog Teams

    413

  • Rescued Arizona Homeless Dogs

    277+

  • Our Goal for Veterans Served in 2024

    175

  • Training Hours Provided in 2023

    2825

  • Maria & Mylo
    Maria & Mylo

    In 2017, after my medical retirement, life became an overwhelming struggle. The weight of PTSD, anxiety, and depression confined me to the walls of my home. Then, I made a pivotal decision - I chose to seek a service dog. My loyal companion, Mylo, became my saving grace. He infused my days with purpose, pulling me from the depths of despair. With Mylo by my side, I found the strength to step beyond my front door, and in his unwavering presence, I discovered a renewed sense of hope and a source of boundless love and understanding. Mylo is more than a service dog; he is my lifeline, my confidante, and my guardian angel. His paw prints are forever etched on the canvas of my heart, a testament to the transformative power of companionship, love, and unwavering support. Today, I stand here, not alone, but surrounded by a community that understands the profound impact of a faithful friend. I am forever grateful for Mylo and the gift he has given me.

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