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Meet Our Teams

Since our founding, Loyal Guardians Service Dogs has proudly placed trained service dogs with veterans, children, and civilians in need. In addition, we have guided multiple owner-trained teams through successful graduation.

These teams represent the measurable impact of your support real people, real partnerships, and real independence made possible through structured training and community backing.

Freya

Handler: Arlena (Veteran)

Freya is a dedicated service dog who supports her mom through PTSD. Through advanced task training and steady companionship, Freya provides grounding, interruption of anxiety responses, and emotional stability during difficult moments.

Together, they are building confidence, independence, and a renewed sense of safety in everyday life.

Henry

Handler: Mark (Veteran)

Henry provides skilled task-based support and steady companionship, helping his handler navigate daily life with greater confidence and stability.

Remington

Handler: Nicole

Remington is in training to provides skilled medical and psychiatric task support, helping his handler navigate daily life with greater confidence, safety, and independence.

Bailey

Handler: Landon

Bailey provides trained scent-based alerts to blood sugar changes, offering safety, confidence, and peace of mind to her handler.

Echo (program dog)

Handler: Gigi

Echo is trained to provide psychiatric and emotional support through structured task work, including grounding and anxiety interruption. She also supports her mom by providing routine-based stability and task assistance that complements the needs associated.

Together, they are building increased independence, confidence, and daily balance through a reliable working partnership.

Blue (program dog)

Handler: Kit

Blue provides trained mobility assistance, helping his handler move through daily life with greater stability, safety, and independence.

Daisy (program dog)

Handler: Jeannie

Daisy provides trained psychiatric task support, offering grounding, stability, and increased confidence to her handler each day.

Bravo (program dog)

Handler: Amy

Bravo provides psychiatric task support and grounding assistance, helping his mom confidently navigate public environments and regain independence in daily life.