From wagging tails to wet noses, we all know dogs have a way of bringing boundless joy into our lives. As their loyal companions, it’s our responsibility to ensure their well-being and happiness. While providing food, shelter, and love are just some of the important factors of owning a dog, one part is often overlooked. Grooming!

When the sun shines bright and temperatures rise, there's no better way to beat the heat than taking a refreshing dip in the water. And guess what? Your furry friend can join in on the aquatic

As our organization embarks on a new journey in moving our headquarters to Canyonville, OR, it felt like the perfect time to hold our all staff conference on the campus! From all corners of the

Without volunteers in the world that dedicate their time and lives to bettering organizations such as ours, much of what we do would not be possible. Volunteering makes a difference in the lives

One of the core features of Paws for Purple Hearts is our Canine Assisted Warrior Therapy® sessions that are held around the country. Most people associate our organization with our Service Dog

The month of September is the time to honor and celebrate Service Dogs all over the world for the work they do to better humanity. It is a selfless act that allows these animals to devote their

Not many people are aware of the historical significance of this day, but July 27 marks the anniversary of the signing of The Korean National Armistice Agreement, also known as the end of the

With the month of June coming to a close, the Paws for Purple Hearts team is wrapping up a number of different events! As many of you know, we are celebrating our eleventh year as an organization

Service Dogs aid a wide range of people all over the world for various reasons, but the bulk of our clients receive a Service Dog for one reason in particular, PTSD. Post Traumatic Stress

For over a decade, Bonita Bergin has been the founder and CEO of Paws for Purple Hearts, the inventor of the mobility service dog concept, and a key innovator in the development of the concept of

Do you think it can be difficult to create your own homemade holiday ornaments that show off your dog’s artistic abilities, while also engaging in some social enrichment activities with them?