Youth Programs

Paws of War education engagement is aimed at character development in our nation’s youth. A critical part of what we do, is to share stories of our veterans & their dogs that inspire young people, and motivate them to be their best selves. Our Character Development Program will provide students with opportunities to explore the concepts of courage, patriotism, sacrifice, integrity and humility, and how these values can be exemplified in daily life. 

Here's just a small sampling of the character development events!

Ogden Elementary School

Local school children worked to raise money for Paws of War though a lesson in service. Thank you so much!

Sylvania Southview High School, Ohio

We would like to send a very big thank you to Sylvania Southview High School, Ohio. Along with the help of Ms. Creecy and Natalie, they chose Paws of War to be the recipients of their Dance For a Chance fundraiser event. They raised over $17,000 to help support Paws of War. Thank you for helping both ends of the leash!

MISS TEEN NEW YORK

Paws of War would like to extend a tremendous thank you to Miss Teen New York USA, Kealee Hohmann for organizing an amazing fundraising event and raising $3,000! We cannot thank you enough for your support. Together, we are Helping Both Ends of the Leash! 

Kids for causes

A HUGE thank you these young ladies. They began a Kids for Causes campaign to raise money for Paws of War through a Reindeer Walk! We cannot thank you enough and together we can continue to help both ends of the leash

Kids for causes Sapper and his Veteran Dad were guests of Girl Scout Troop 1501 to educate the girls on what Service Dogs do for their Veterans. Thank you so much Charlotte and the rest of her troop for having us. Education helps both ends of the le…

Girl Scout TROOP 1501

Kids for Causes Sapper and his Veteran Dad were guests of Girl Scout Troop 1501 to educate the girls on what Service Dogs do for their Veterans. Thank you so much Charlotte and the rest of her troop for having us. Education helps both ends of the leash. 

NORTHPORT MIDDLE SCHOOL

Paws of War would like to thank these wonderful 8th graders at Northport Middle School for hosting us this afternoon. Toolie had a great time showing off her obedience skills.

CHEROKEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Paws of War would like to send a big thank you to the brownies and juniors of Cherokee Elementary School in Ronkonkoma for hosting us at their meeting. The girls graciously made over 100 gift bags of dog treats. Thank you!


From Schools, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, to Church Groups, contact us today about creating a program that will inspire as well as provide our youth with the opportunity to pay it forward.