How to Give Support
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Retrieving Freedom depends on your support to help us train and place these dogs to allow a new degree of independence in the lives of our recipients. Here’s how you can help us continue our mission of helping others.
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Whether you’re a veteran or you have a child living with autism, Retrieving Freedom can train a service dog to help. Learn more about how you can apply for a service dog.
Apply for a service dog Attend an upcoming eventLocal family feels the impacts of service dogs in training
Our family first became involved with Retrieving Freedom in 2017 when our son Logan was in Jessica Meier’s 2nd grade class at West Cedar Elementary. Glory was...
Max and Prince's Story
Placement | August 2020
I have officially been placed as a service dog! After two years of hard work, I'm so proud to announce that...
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Upcoming Events
- Jun 26
Volunteer Days
Volunteering at the Iowa Facility Join us to volunteer at Retrieving Freedom! Volunteer activities will ...
- Jun 26
Introduction to Fostering Class (Missouri Location)
This class is intended for new individuals interested in gaining more information on the process to raise a service ...
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Where Some See Limitations,
We Bring Opportunities
Our goal at Retrieving Freedom is to place and match completely trained assistance dogs with a level of commitment to recipients that is second to none! As strong as our desire is to train the best service dogs, that’s only one component. The other part comes from the connection between the dog and the recipient.
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