Celebrate our 10th anniversary with us this National Service Dog Month! At Medical Mutts, we’re thrilled to offer you a special treat for the entire month of September – enjoy a generous 10% discount on ALL our services. Whether you’re looking for a service dog or want to train your own, now is the perfect time to embark on this life-changing journey. Join us in honoring the incredible bond between humans and service dogs, and let us help you make a positive difference in your life. Don’t miss out on this limited-time offer to enhance your life with the support of a dedicated service dog.
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As a leading authority in Medical Alert assistance dogs, Medical Mutts is dedicated to training rescue dogs as service dogs and promoting collaboration between dogs and people through science, education, and ethical training.
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Unleashing the Healing Power of Psychiatric Service Dogs
As the prevalence of mental health conditions continues to rise, so does the demand for mental health treatments. One of the latest forms of therapy is the use of psychiatric service dogs. These trained animals are known to help individuals with a variety of mental health disorders, including depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Here’s what research […]
Volunteer Orientation
If you love dogs and have a big heart for rescue dogs and people with disabilities, we have volunteer opportunities where you could make a real difference! Medical Mutts is seeking volunteers to grow our team and become fosters (Mutt Mentors) or help with enrichment, grooming, training, transport, events, and more! No experience is necessary […]What People Say!
Barnaby has been such a wonderful addition to our family. He is so wonderful with Allie. They spend a lot of time cuddling and he lets us know when he feels she is upset or having a seizure. The training was spot on! Barnaby has been so well behaved. I have already recommended Medical Mutts to several people. Great people! great service!

The best thing medically is the low alerts. Our daughter isn't always aware, but our service dog is! We couldn't ask for better. He is never wrong and never alerts if there isn't a high or low. They are the best. Our dog is very well-trained and well-behaved. The support system is a must and we feel like we are special and important to them.


