Our MISSION
Our mission includes, but is not limited to:
* Supporting Current Dog Handler Teams
* Supporting Veteran Dog Handler events/causes
* Supporting retired Military Working Dogs
* Supporting the War Dog Memorial
What's NEW?
MWDTSA Military Working Dog Team Support Association, Inc.
A tax-exempt organization under IRS code section 501(c)(3). All donations are tax-deductible.
We know that you have numerous opportunities to share your time, talent and finances when it comes to charitable organizations. We hope that you will consider donating to MWDTSA to support the K9s and Dog Handlers. Thank you!
Military Working Dog Team Support Association, Inc. (MWDTSA)
P.O. Box 5864
Canton, GA 30114
Support Our Military Working Dog Teams!
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Operation Wish List
Support our Military Working Dogs. It's easy, so click here to learn what's needed and how to help!
Become a MWDTSA member, help us help the handlers and dogs, and receive authentic logo'd merchandise. Click here to get started.
100% of the proceeds from sales or donations made will support military working dogs and handlers.
Kuranda Beds (photo at left) for our Military Working Dogs
Patt Glenn, an SPCA member/worker from Florida has donated three Kuranda beds for our Military Working Dogs. and our veterinary contact in Afghanistan, Caroline, is excited for our Afghanistan-based dog recipients. If you are able to support our Sleep Tight Kuranda bed drive with the donation of a bed, it’s very simple to do. All you do is go to :
http://kuranda.com/donate/4732 and make your donation online. It’s simple, fast and the company actually ships the beds directly overseas for us to the point of contact on file. Right now that is our veterinary contact in Afghanistan. She will distribute from there. That point of contact will rotate throughout the theatre of operations as we begin to get beds for the dogs most in need. You also get a receipt immediately from Kuranda that can be used for tax purposes.
Lucy on her new Kuranda bed
SGT Beltowski of the 1-2 AVN Regiment recently contacted us to let us know of the tragic loss of Apache, the 1-2 AVN mascot, in an accident. SGT Beltowski shares that Apache was much loved by the Soldiers who he was sent to support. As a mascot, his job was to simply be loved upon by everyone who was within arm's reach and in harm's way.
See our Apache Memorial Page for more details and photos, and learn how you can make a donation to MWDTSA in memory of Apache.