Mission K9 Rescue

The Crisis Is Still Real, and We Still Need Your Help

First, thank you.

Over the past week, many people have stepped up to help Mission K9 Rescue during one of the most serious funding crises we have faced. Every donation has mattered. Every share has mattered. Every person who cared enough to act has helped keep this mission moving.

But we need to be clear: the crisis is not over.

Mission K9 Rescue still has less than one month of operating funds left. Without continued support, we will still be forced to make cuts that directly affect our ability to care for retired working dogs.

For anyone new here, these are the dogs who searched for explosives, protected troops, guarded bases, and served in dangerous places. When their service ends, they need help immediately. They need transport, veterinary care, safe placement, handler reunions when possible, and a team ready to answer the call.

Your donation does more than cover food or medical bills. It keeps phones answered, rescue plans moving, transports coordinated, veterinary appointments scheduled, and trained people in place so these dogs are not forgotten after their service is over.

Mission K9 Rescue has rescued over 1,350 working dogs, reunited more than 750 with their former handlers, and spent over $2.5 million on veterinary care.

That work is still at risk.

Please donate today. Give $10, $25, $100, or whatever you can.

To everyone who has already given, thank you. You have helped us keep going.

To everyone seeing this for the first time, we need you now.

They were there when they were needed. Now we need to be there for them.

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