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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

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27 collected reviews

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Brody McAteer
1/5
My personal experience with this service was very poor. A little background on me I’m a veteran and a first responder with PTSD and TBI. I reached out to freedom paws during a time when I needed help. It seemed to go smoothly at the start. Their process was easy to follow and I w…Read full reviewClose full review

My personal experience with this service was very poor. A little background on me I’m a veteran and a first responder with PTSD and TBI. I reached out to freedom paws during a time when I needed help. It seemed to go smoothly at the start. Their process was easy to follow and I was hopeful. I ended up needing to go inpatient due to mental health symptoms. I informed them of my setback to maintain transparency. They reached out to me denying my application due to being unstable and requiring too much hospitalizations. They claimed this is for the dogs safety. They stated I could try again after I demonstrate stability (no clue what that even means). I did an intensive 50 day treatment and reached out several times and haven’t heard from them since. Personally I think there was another reason for the denied application that they didn’t want to tell me. Why would I be punished for keeping myself safe during a time of crisis? This was a very discouraging and stressful setback.

Michael Brooks
5/5

Corey and Freedom Paws are AMAZING! My go to everything Service Dogs. Highly recommend you contact this organization!

Leia Hopkins
5/5

Such an amazing family. They go above and beyond to train and place their dogs to help someone.

REBECCA JONES
5/5

We are a breeder that has donated pups to Freedom Paws. Everyone there is amazing and very professional. Our babies are in the best care and go to the best heroes.

Roxanne Poplette
5/5

Great organization helping Veterans and First Responders. Love: Never Walk Alone- Dogs can help you thru the darkest times

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