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Operation Delta Dog — Psychiatric Service Dogs for Veterans

Hollis and within about one hour of the training center, New Hampshire · Veteran psychiatric service dog program

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Active application process · lengthy waitlist reported by organizer · confirm timing

New Hampshire nonprofit trains rescued dogs as psychiatric service dogs for eligible Veterans with PTSD, military sexual trauma or traumatic brain injury. The program is free to Veterans and requires a long-term training commitment, including weekly sessions near Hollis. The organizer says it currently maintains a lengthy waitlist; it reviews applications and contacts applicants about next steps. Confirm current eligibility and timing directly

VERIFIED — OFFICIAL SOURCE · Last verified Oct 30, 2026 · Recently updated

Waitlist

Availability
Waitlist · Not reported by source
Eligibility
Veterans with a provider diagnosis of PTSD, MST and/or TBI who live within one hour of Hollis, can commit to roughly 18 months of training, and can care for a service dog. Household support is required when applicable.
Cost
No cost to Veterans, according to the organizer.

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