K9 Battle Buddies

Our Mission

K9 Battle Buddies is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving lives by training rescued dogs as service companions for combat veterans and first responders. By pairing heroic veterans with rescue dogs, we ensure that two lives are saved and transformed through the power of companionship.

Our Story

Founded by a combat veteran who personally understands the challenges of PTSD, our organization is built on the belief that we are stronger together. Our board members share a deep, personal commitment to supporting those who have served our country and their families. It is our honor to provide these life-changing service dogs to veterans at no cost.

Our Approach

We believe in a hands-on, collaborative training model. Veterans are actively involved in training their own dogs, from basic obedience to specialized tasks, which builds a profound, lasting bond between them. Every dog in our program is carefully vetted and receives necessary medical care as they prepare for their new life of service.

Finding Your Perfect Match

While our focus is on service dogs, we also have many wonderful dogs and cats available for public adoption. We are committed to finding the perfect fit for every family, ensuring a successful transition for both the pet and their new home. Our team is here to support you throughout the process of welcoming a new, loyal companion into your life.

Join Our Mission

Whether you are a veteran seeking a service dog, a potential adopter, or someone interested in volunteering, we invite you to connect with us. Visit our facility in Hinesville, explore our available pets, or reach out to see how you can support our efforts to save lives and foster hope.

Trust Assessment
BronzeRated Sep 12, 2026
NonprofitVerifiedPhysical FacilityOperating 10+ years
Finances
Online Review Highlights
  • Compassionate and dedicated staff
  • Supportive adoption process
  • Communication breakdown
Vetted byPETCO LOVE
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1534 Airport Rd, Hinesville, GA 31313

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