When the going gets tough… the tough need our support and a lot of hugs.
YOU CAN HELP US SPREAD THE LOVE
When the going gets tough… the tough need our support and a lot of hugs.
YOU CAN HELP US SPREAD THE LOVE
About First Responder Therapy Dogs
Our Mission
Why It's Important
Why It's Important
First Responder Therapy Dogs lead the way in addressing behavioral health needs by providing emotional support to first responders. Research shows that therapy dog services positively impact this population's behavioral health issues.
Why It's Important
Why It's Important
Why It's Important
Every year, thousands of fires occur in California. Marin County alone has over 400 firefighters working 365 days a year not to mention the paramedics, dispatchers, search and rescue and law enforcement who also answer the call to help and protect. Being on the frontlines is physically and mentally challenging, and these everyday heroes
Every year, thousands of fires occur in California. Marin County alone has over 400 firefighters working 365 days a year not to mention the paramedics, dispatchers, search and rescue and law enforcement who also answer the call to help and protect. Being on the frontlines is physically and mentally challenging, and these everyday heroes often feel under-supported, overwhelmed, and under-appreciated.
What we do
Why It's Important
What we do
First Responder Therapy Dogs have been working in the field for nearly two years, calming and putting smiles on hundreds of first responders faces. Their duties have included: making scheduled visits to fire stations, attending debriefing/defusing sessions following difficult service calls, and visiting base camps at wildland fires.
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First Responder Therapy Dogs is entirely dependent on your generosity to provide much needed emotional support to our courageous first responders. With your tax-deductible contribution, we will continue to be a powerful tool in helping first responders take to the frontline.
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Heidi Carman, Executive Director | firstrespondertherapydogs@gmail.com | 415-699-1774
Marin County, San Rafael, California 94901, United States
First Responder Therapy Dogs is a fiscally sponsored project of MarinLink, a
California nonprofit corporation exempt from federal tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service #20-0879422.
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