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How to support to Military Working Dogs for Christmas

Handlers celebrating Christmas

Or Hanukkah, or Winter Solstice or whatever holiday you support, we send goodies to deployed military working dogs and handlers.

How can you help military dogs this season? We have some suggestions: donations are always a great way to go as they can be turned into anything from KONGs, to treats to the nearly $13 per box in shipping expenses. Do you have a contact at a company that could send us in-kind donations? WE LOVE to get items that are suitable to include in packages that we don’t have to spend money to receive: dog treats or toys, socks, hand warmers, snacks, grooming supplies etc.
You can online shop via iGive.com and a portion of the purchases you were going to make anyway can be funneled to our organization. You can partner with your friends, family, church members or other organizations and do a small fundraiser.

However you choose to help military K9s for the holidays, we will be sending packages and you can assured that somewhere in the middle of the Afghanistan mountains, these teams will know that they are remembered and appreciated.

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3 replies
  1. CFrank
    CFrank says:
    November 15, 2011 at 9:09 pm

    Any other way to donate besides igive.com? Any address gifts can be sent to?

    Thank you!

    Reply
  2. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:
    November 15, 2011 at 9:10 pm

    Saw this blog on a link on the Facebook page for Belgian Malinois. Can we put together a box of goodies to send to a MWD? Who would I send the package to?

    Mum of a Malinois!

    Reply
  3. Dixie
    Dixie says:
    November 15, 2011 at 11:32 pm

    MWDTSA
    P. O. Box 5864
    Canton, GA 30114

    Thanks to you for your generosity.

    Reply

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