About Red Skelton Ranch

Red Skelton Rescue & Service Dog Society is a Section 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Section 501(c)(3) is the portion of the US Internal Revenue Code that allows for federal tax exemption of nonprofit organizations, specifically those that are considered public charities, private foundations or private operating foundations.

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Our Mission

Association of Service Dog Providers for Military Veterans is a coalition of non-profit service dog providers for military Veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury, and military sexual trauma working to prevent suicide and improve military Veterans’ mental health.

  • ENSURE

    Ensure that Veterans are provided with the highest quality service dogs.

  • ENABLE

    Enable Veterans to effortlessly identify and connect with qualified organizations nationally.

  • PROMOTE

    Promote nonprofit industry standards for member service dog providers.

  • ADVOCATE

    Advocate for the increased use of service dogs for Veterans with post traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury, and military sexual trauma.

  • EDUCATE

    Educate the public on the medical benefits of service dogs.

Our Causes

You can help lots of people by donating little. See our causes.

Donation For Autism Service Dog

The mission of Red Skelton Rescue & Service Dog Society is to help others lead a more productive and... read more

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Donation For Wounded Warriors Service Dog

As the number of wounded steadily increases, You have the power to change warriors’ lives, whether... read more

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Donation For Loss Of Limbs Service Dog

Losing a limb is a tragic experience for anyone. Red Skelton Rescue & Service Dog Society aims to restore... read more

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How you can help

A generic term for guide, hearing, or service dog specifically trained to do more than one task to mitigate the effects of an individual’s disability. The presence of a dog for protection, personal defense, or comfort does not qualify that dog as an assistance dog.

Guide Dog

A dog that guides individuals who are blind or visually impaired. The presence of a dog for protection, personal defense, or comfort does not qualify that dog as a guide dog.

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Hearing Dog

A dog that alerts individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to specific sounds.

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Service Dog

A dog that works for individuals with disabilities other than blindness or deafness. They are trained to perform a wide variety of tasks including but not limited to; pulling a wheelchair, bracing, retrieving, alerting to a medical crisis, and providing assistance in a medical crisis.

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Testimonials

What Our Donors Over the World Are Saying

I was scared all the time. What helped me to come out was that in there I decided to adopt a dog. She gave me a reason to live. In some ways, she’s like my shield from the world. My relationship with Tracy is great.

- HM

My name is Janiel and My service dog’s name is Alba. He helps me live a more productive life. He helps me go to the bank, grocery store, And other places away from our home. I have post-traumatic stress disorder. Alba was trained to help me with my panic attacks. Without Alba, I would be housebound. I could understand myself better through Alba.

-JL

Most people believe dogs can’t be trained to alert to a seizure, Red Skelton Rescue & Service Dog Society not only believes but teaches the technique. My seizures are mostly controlled by medication, but when I do have them, Blazer has alerted me every time. The confidence I have to leave the security of home and go to college with Blazer gives new meaning to the word independence. Highly Recommended.

- BH

What a wonderful bunch of people! We recently brought home a service dog trained by the whole team at Red Skelton Rescue & Service Dog Society and not only is this the best-trained dog we’ve ever met, but they also spent untold hours training us to handle her properly. These dogs are trained with love. Bringing a service dog into your life is a huge commitment and the Red Skelton Rescue & Service Dog Society team continues to support us even long distances.

-CP

I suffer from a very rare type of Epilepsy called Myoclonic Absence Epilepsy (MAS). Before getting a service dog I was extremely paranoid, having difficulty in crowds, and would never leave the house alone. I had to rely on my wife to guide me everywhere I went. Now I have Ella, my service dog from Red Skelton Rescue & Service Dog Society. Now she helps me with all my fears and troubles so that I can one day have a normal life. I definitely would recommend Red Skelton Rescue & Service Dog Society for anyone looking for a service dog. Words can’t express how much Ella has changed my life.

- MJ