So how did you hear about Animals for Armed Forces?

Linda: I heard about them at the VA from a guy who was working the desk for physical therapy and became a peer counselor. He asked if we were looking for a dog and I said, “Yeah! We are looking for a dog; we want to ge...

Are you an Active Duty, Reserve, or Veteran of the U.S Armed Forces? Are you looking to adopt a furry companion?  Are you interested in giving a shelter pet a second chance at life?

Animals of Armed Forces is proud to announce that this Memorial Day Weekend, we’re partn...

         America cannot thank its troops enough for their commitment, dedication, and the bravery they give in order to keep fellow Americans and our country safe. In many cases, our troops come back home being diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, PTSD. In fa...

The state of California recently passed a bill that will fine pet store operators if they sell animals that aren't from shelters.

    California taxpayers pay over $250 million a year for animal control, which includes the thousands of animals being euthanized. Across t...

1. Adopting helps end pet homelessness.

       Not only are you giving an orphaned pet a wonderful home, but you're also providing a space for the shelter to help another pet in need.

2. Shelter pets have been behavior-tested

       Shelters can often tell...

            Mental health has become one of the more significant aspects of American well-being with the increase of social, emotional, and psychological disorders amongst adults. Of the several types of mental health issues, anxiety disorders top the list, with over 4...