How to Give Support
You can make a difference!
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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We're here to help!
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...
Dave and Stella's Story
Veteran David Banaka was placed with his service dog Stella in June of 2019. Leave a comment congratulating them on this success!
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Recent News
- Posted: Jun 22
Open House - Missouri Facility!
Come on out Saturday July 18, 2020 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM to celebrate the doors opening at our new facility ...
- Posted: May 26
National Donut Day - Hurts Donut Company
Hurts Donut Co. donated 10% of their sales for 24 hours straight to Retrieving Freedom! As a way to celebrate ...
- Posted: Apr 13
A note from Scott Dewey
Upcoming Events
- Aug 06
Annual Jon Tumilson Go Crush It 5K Challenge
Navy SEAL Jon "JT" Tumilson, along with 29 other heroes and one military working dog, paid the ultimate sacrifice ...
- Sep 26
Task Dogs 2020
We are excited to be a part of the Task Dogs 2020 expo! Here is what the host has to say about the event: "Mark ...
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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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