Please be patient-this site is under construction. Hoping for a facility opening date of August 2029.
“There comes a point where we need to stop just pulling people out of the river.
We need to go upstream and find out why they’re falling in.”
― Desmond Tutu
Our mission is to facilitate healing from addictions, trauma, and violence, providing support for both individuals and their pets in a welcoming space designed for learning and recovery.
This is a civic engagement, a commitment to improve the community.
Set to be a landmark institution with a generational impact. ​
​​Recognizing the vital role of service animals, we strive to offer comprehensive care not only for these animals but also for their owners, handlers, trainers, groomers, and veterinarians ensuring that all who enter our facility—be they pet parents, candidates, speakers, counselors, clients, team members, or guests—experience genuine compassion, unconditional love, and respect with no judgment (just like the dogs love for us).
We aim to redefine holistic care and service towards our pets and demonstrate the profound bond between humans and their service companions.
We are committed to promoting social insight and building healthy communities through advocacy for sobriety, mental health, self-care, grief counseling, therapy, and coping mechanisms while nurturing the well-being of our team members—body, soul, and mind.
Gods Dogs
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Mission:
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Develop and increase the number of responsible pet owners and industry workers by providing a place where they can find lifelong alliance for themselves and their pets through education, encouragement, support, and total self-care (mentally, physically, and spiritually) so they may thrive in this life.
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Values:
​Established on faith-based values. These values are demonstrated through charity to others, consideration for the community, and deep respect for all persons and animals in our care.
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Vision:​
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Provide a safe environment that encompasses education, compassion, and care for individuals who provide services to our pets while also serving, recognizing, and respecting the pets and their companionship and service to us.