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Freedom Paws Service Dogs Foundation

Chillicothe, Illinois

4.8/5· 27 Google reviews

About Freedom Paws Service Dogs Foundation

Freedom Paws Service Dogs Foundation is a 501c3 Nonprofit organization that provides Veterans and First Responders diagnosed with PTSD a trained service dog, free of charge.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Leash training
  • Puppy training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Assistance and working dogs

  • Psychiatric service dog training
  • Service dog training

Other listed services

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  • Communication Services
  • Community Service
  • Daily Training
  • Dog Vaccinations
  • Focused Training
  • Health Care
  • Pet Artist
  • Ptsd Service
  • Ptsd Treatment
  • Week Training
  • Weekly Training
  • Emotional support animal
  • Esa animal
  • Dav organization
  • Disabled american veterans organization
  • Disabled veterans
  • Disabled veterans association
  • First responder ptsd support group
  • First responder support group
  • Veterans helping veterans
  • Veterans support group
  • Military non profit organizations
  • Non-profit for veterans
  • Nonprofit organizations for veterans
  • Not for profit veterans organizations
  • Ptsd charity organizations
  • Ptsd non profit organizations
  • Veteran non profit organizations

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

Do they supply service dogs for training?

We supply the service dogs for our foundation. If you have further questions please feel free to reach out to us directly.

Community answer · Freedom Paws Service Dogs Foundation · 2024-09-21

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what is the average length and price of the training for service dogs?

Lila the average price for a service dog is $20,000-$25,000. Our organization helps Veterans and First Responders with PTSD be able to receive a service dog for free. If you have further questions please reach out to us directly.

Community answer · Freedom Paws Service Dogs Foundation · 2024-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.8
out of 527 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Organization 5
  • Veterans 4
  • First responders 3
  • Amazing staff 2
  • Application process 2
  • Dog placement 2
All 9 topics
  • Fundraiser 2
  • Puppy raising 2
  • Volunteers 2

Google review topics, not confirmed services.

27 collected reviews

Text reviews first · newest first
Joe Quiles
5/5
People always say your first impression will be your last impression. Freedom Paws Service Dogs Foundation made an outstanding first impression on my wife, Annette, and me. The staff and trainers made us feel welcome and comfortable. Over the weekend, the staff trained with us an…Read full reviewClose full review

People always say your first impression will be your last impression. Freedom Paws Service Dogs Foundation made an outstanding first impression on my wife, Annette, and me. The staff and trainers made us feel welcome and comfortable. Over the weekend, the staff trained with us and introduced us to other handlers and Dani’s sponsor. My meet-and-greet with Dani, the service dog in training, was exceptional and a great first experience. It felt like we were two peas in a pod. Dani and I will be paired once she graduates in January 2026. While I was there in June, we trained for four days with the Freedom Paws Foundation staff and volunteers. Dani will be my second service dog. My first service dog, Bella, passed away two years ago. We were in the Army together for three years, and I got to keep Bella when I retired from the Army. I am now ready for a new best friend who will be able to assist me with my disabilities and make life so much better. Dani picked me!!! “Never Walk Alone”.

Toni Homann
5/5

Committed to honoring first responders and veterans who have served, or are serving, our communities and our country

L M Knutson
5/5

My experience with Freedom Paws has been excellent. I tried to raise my puppy but was not able to. They took the pup back and placed it with a puppy raiser. I was able to see the pup at classes and for visits. Now my dog is 3 years old and I don't know what I would do without her at times. Thank you Freedom Paws.

Patricia Coleman
5/5

Can’t say enough about how great Freedom Paws is! Watching first hand how these dog help our service men n woman! Thank you Freedom Paws for all you do!

Daniel Saenz
5/5
I cannot say enough about Freedom Paws Service Dogs. From the application process to being paired with a puppy, to making several trips to train and work with the puppy/dog. The professionalism, knowledge and friendliness of all the puppy raisers, volunteers, perm staff etc… this…Read full reviewClose full review

I cannot say enough about Freedom Paws Service Dogs. From the application process to being paired with a puppy, to making several trips to train and work with the puppy/dog. The professionalism, knowledge and friendliness of all the puppy raisers, volunteers, perm staff etc… this organization is top notch and cannot be beaten. I am thankful for being matched with a service dog. I could not have been pair with a better service dog. She is amazing! Forever thankful and grateful! Thank you, Danny

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