America's VetDogs Commissary

America's VetDogs changes lives. As the premier provider of assistance dogs to disabled veterans and active duty personnel, we help them live again with dignity and independence.

We train guide dogs for veterans who are blind or visually impaired; service dogs for those with disabilities other than blindness; physical and occupational therapy dogs to work with wounded soldiers; and combat stress control dogs to serve with the U.S. Army.

America's VetDogs is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, a sister organization to the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, the first assistance dog school in the United States to be accredited by both the International Guide Dog Federation and Assistance Dogs International.


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			In 2010, America's VetDogs signed its first licensing agreement with Bil-Jac, a nationally known manufacturer of premium dog food and dog treats, to develop the America's VetDogs brand of dog treats. America's VetDogs Dog Treats are processed using Bil-Jac's proprietary nutrient protection technology. Jim Kelly, one of the founder’s sons, says,"We start with more real fresh chicken, which makes these treats more palatable and very healthy. They contain no fillers or gluten meals, and have naturally sourced linoleic acid to help support a healthy skin and coat." Adds Jeff Bressler, executive vice president for VetDogs, "We know that America's VetDogs Dog Treats will allow consumers to feel good about buying a great quality product while knowing that a portion of the sales revenue will allow us to further the VetDogs mission."

"VetDogs is an organization that provides a vital and unique service to our returning heroes. We can't think of any cause more in line with family's values." Bob Kelly, president of Bil-Jac and son of founder Bill Kelly