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NJ Dogs of Honor — Rescue Service Dogs for Eligible Veterans with PTSD

New Jersey, New Jersey; confirm service area directly with organizer · Veteran service-dog placement and training program

Dates vary · visit organizer

Program confirmed active; applicant acceptance and dog placements not guaranteed

New Jersey Dogs of Honor is a nonprofit that works to pair trained rescue service dogs with eligible U.S. military veterans diagnosed with post-traumatic stress. The nonprofit's website provides an application link and volunteer/contact information. A representative confirmed the program remains active as of November 2, 2026, and advised that veteran applicants need a PTSD diagnosis and an honorable discharge. Acceptance, training, waitlist and current placement availability are not guaranteed and should be verified directly with the nonprofit. Do not send medical records or sensitive diagnostic details to a general contact inbox; use instructions provided by program staff

VERIFIED — OFFICIAL SOURCE · Last verified Nov 2, 2026 · Recently updated

Date Pending

Availability

Unknown · Not reported by source

Eligibility

Veterans with diagnosed PTSD and an honorable discharge per program representative; confirm other screening requirements directly.

Cost

Not published; contact provider to confirm any charges or included support

Organization: NJ Dogs of Honor official website and reply from program representative November 1–2, 2026

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