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Dr. Marty Pets Reaches $1 Million in Donations for Freedom Service Dogs

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Dr. Marty Pets recently announced that the brand has reached a remarkable milestone: 1 million US dollars in donations to Freedom Service Dogs of America (FSD)This significant contribution demonstrates Dr. Marty Pets' tireless commitment to improving the lives of both dogs and the people who depend on them.

FSD changes lives by pairing people with specially trained service dogs. Their clients include veterans and first responders with PTSD, children and teens with autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders, and individuals with physical disabilities due to conditions such as cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injuries, and traumatic brain injuries.

Since its inception in 1987, FSD has matched over 500 client-dog teams at no cost to clients. These incredible service dogs are trained to perform up to 65 signals, significantly increasing the independence of their human partners. In addition, FSD offers ongoing support and services to ensure a lifelong partnership and support.

Dr. Marty Pets, founded by renowned veterinarian Dr. Marty Goldsteinshares with FSD a mission to improve and extend the lives of dogs. This alignment of values ​​has created a strong and impactful partnership that benefits countless people and their service dogs. As Dr. Marty Pets continues to innovate and lead in the pet health space, this milestone is a testament to its commitment to giving back to the community and supporting causes that align with the brand's core mission.

“Dr. Marty Pets chose to partner with Freedom Service Dogs because their mission aligns perfectly with my belief in the transformative power of the human-animal bond,” said Dr. Marty GoldsteinFounder of Dr. Marty Pets. “Visiting their facility was a deeply moving experience and reinforced my pride in supporting an organization that truly changes and saves lives by connecting people in need with well-trained, loving service dogs.