A legacy to continue
Stetson has some big shoes to fill; Cait's father left a significant legacy in their family, and he never went anywhere without his Stetson hat. When it came time to name her service dog, she chose the best name she could think of! This team has been together for over two years since they were matched.
The Slatter Family- CA
Mickey travels the world
Since being matched in '23, Declan and his trusty sidekick, service dog Mickey, have embarked on countless journeys, including thrilling adventures abroad! These two jet-setters have explored a whole new world together. Not to mention their frequent visits to their favorite place, Disney World, where they've enjoyed magical moments together.
The Leigh Family-FL
Getting independence one paw at a time
Moonan and his girl are both growing, tackling each day one step at a time. As Lilly learns to regain her independence, Moonan is by her side through school, therapies, and social outings. He's also there anytime there's dog toys involved & we mean ANYTIME!
The Meade Family -MI
DVR makes a team possible
The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVR) for the state of Washington played a pivotal role in making Stephanie's acquisition of her service dog, Cooper, financially feasible. Central to DVR's mission is the commitment to "Transforming lives by assisting individuals with disabilities to fully participate in their communities." By supporting Stephanie in obtaining Cooper, DVR not only fulfilled their mission but also empowered Stephanie to enhance her independence and engagement within her community.
Stephanie & Cooper-WA
Zoey the Seizure-Mobility Super Service Dog!
When the Stempinski family needed a service dog, they were unsure which route to take: mobility service dog or seizure service dog. Fortunately, through our dual-trained service dog program, they were able to get both. Zoey is trained to assist during seizures and also perform light mobility tasks with the wheelchair. Now, they have the perfect blend of support for their son, combining the best of both worlds
The Stempinski Family -PA
Best Buds in New York City
Grover's journey from training in the desert to thriving in a metropolitan city couldn't have been smoother. Employing innovative training techniques enabled us to achieve this goal and prepare him for his inaugural subway train ride.
The Cacy Family -NY
Beau & Tanner
Thanks to the power of fundraising, Tanner's family raised the funds for his service dog. It's been an incredible journey training his seizure/mobility service dog to accompany him everywhere he goes; these boys were truly a match made in heaven!
The Gracia Family -MA
A Farm Girl & Her Side Kick Service Dog
Training our first-ever Brittany Spaniel in the program for a girl who loves horse riding, to help keep her glucose numbers in check while on the farm, was a fantastic experience. Witnessing Sparky adapt so well to the horses and his new lifestyle was truly amazing. Now, they're off to new adventures both on and off the farm!
The Graffunder Family - WI
Service Dog Stories of dogs we've placed over the years.
Autism Tails
Autism Tails tells the story of two service dogs placed with families in Kentucky and Texas. The mothers of these children united to create Autism Tails, aiming to help other families explore alternative medical ways to assist children with autism. Follow their journey with Loyalty Service Dogs on social media under Autism Tails.
The Huff Family- KY
The Simmons Family- TX
"The Dark Days Are Over"
Caleb and his service dog Tucker have been matched since high school. Now a sophomore in college, Caleb attributes his success to Tucker. When asked how Tucker helps him, Caleb says, "The dark days are over," as Tucker helps him come out of his shell and gives him the confidence to explore and try new things.
Caleb Strachan -CA
Community comes together for Jake & Heather
Heather Champion, a local from Mesquite, NV, thought she couldn't afford a service dog until the community raised all the funds for the program and more. She has now been happily matched with her seizure service dog Jake for seven years and counting.
Heather Champion-NV
