MetLife Pet Insurance and America's VetDogs Partner to Help Co-Raise Future Service Dog for Veteran or First Responder with Disabilities
MetLife Pet Insurance has partnered with nonprofit America's VetDogs to sponsor the training of Charlie, a black Labrador Retriever puppy, as a future service dog for veterans or first responders. The sponsorship supports the Puppy with a Purpose program, covering the costs of socialization and basic training required to prepare dogs for individuals with disabilities. According to the release, it costs more than $50,000 to raise and train a single assistance dog, services which America's VetDogs provides free of charge.
Key figures
- Cost per assistance dog
- $50,000+
- Training duration months
- 14 to 18
- Veterans with disabilities
- 5.8 million
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