K9 Care Montana
"Together We Make a Difference"
K9 Care Montana is devoted to providing the highest quality Service Dogs at no cost to our nation's Wounded Veterans, First Responders, and children challenged by Autism. We do not train medical alert dogs.
Our nation's wounded warriors have given their all to protect our freedoms and we at K9 Care Montana believe it is our turn to give them back their freedom.
Every child challenged by autism has different obstacles in their daily lives. By providing them with service dogs it provides many different benefits that help them overcome those obstacles. A child that can connect with a dog can connect with the world.
We rely strictly upon corporate and personal donations. Every amount no matter how small makes a huge difference! Please explore our website and learn more about us and how you can help. Please also visit our FAQ's page if you have questions.
- Thank you from the K9 Care Montana Team-
*** We do not provide or train medical alert service dogs ***
Our Programs
We offer ALL of our services at no cost to our clients (air transportation not included), & are fully funded by private & corporate tax exempt donations. We accept donations via PayPal, or by check. If mailing a donation by check, please send to the address located at the bottom of this page.
We have been honored with a Top-Rated Award for 2024 from GreatNonprofits! We appreciate all of your contributions! Read inspiring stories about us and add your own! greatnonprofits.org
Join K9 Care Montana & GIVE A HOOT for Park County!
GIVE A HOOT, Park County’s 7th annual community-wide online giving challenge to support nonprofit causes hosted by the Park County Community Foundation takes place from July 1 - 31 and K9 Care Montana is thrilled to be participating!
How does GIVE A HOOT work? Kicking off Saturday, July 1st, donors can make gifts to GIVE A HOOT participating nonprofits online or by a check made out to the Park County Community Foundation accompanied with an official donor form.
GIVE A HOOT will strengthen our programs and celebrate the important work of a wide range of participating Park County nonprofits. Money raise through the GIVE A HOOT campaign will help K9 Care Montana continue its mission of providing service dogs at NO cost to wounded veterans, first responders and children facing autism.
We will receive 100% of the gifts designated to K9 Care Montana through the GIVE A HOOT campaign AND those gifts will be partially matched by the Park County Community Foundation, maximizing your impact! Visit our campaign page to get involved: https://www.give-a-hoot.org/organization/K9CareMontana
If you prefer to donate via check you can use this donation form by clicking on this link.
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Click below for our photo galleries where you can see the positive impact our service dogs have on our recipients. Thank you for taking the time look!!
MONTANA FAKE SERVICE DOG / HB 439 is now law!
For those of you following the Montana service dog law revision, HB 439 was signed into law by Governor Bullock. We are proud to be a part of creating change that protects individuals with disabilities, including those with hidden injuries or illnesses. This change updates 49-4-214, MCA. The change aligns with American's with Disabilities Act (ADA) and creates a misdemeanor component for individuals who misrepresent an untrained dog as a service animal. It's a small fine, but may be enough of a deterrent to help eliminate untrained dogs being everywhere.
This was a huge effort by a lot of people including DeeDee Baker, Janet Austin, Bill Austin, David Riggs, Adele Delp, Madie Sanford and Ali Hance, just to name a few. Special thanks to Denley Loge for sponsoring this bill and getting it across the finish line!
