Bridge To Your Heart

Mission Statement

Our goal is to give both humans and animals a better life.

There are an estimated 500,000 service dogs in the United States.
Owning a dog has been proven to reduce the risk of heart disease by 36%.
According to the ACLU, animal-assisted therapy (AAT) has been shown to reduce blood pressure as well as anxiety in patients.
In a study, 49.6 percent of people reported having a therapy animal improved their mental health.
Approximately 200,000 dogs are trained and work as service animals.

We are not a Non Profit, but if you want to help organizations like us donate to the Non Profit links below!

High Desert Therapy Dogs
To make a positive impact on people’s lives with our dedicated therapy dog teams.
Paws of Love Therapy Dogs and Training
Our goal is to give both handler and dog the tools to become effective therapy teams and to be better prepard for test conducted at the end of the course
Pet Partners
Pet Partners' mission is to improve human health and well-being through the human-animal bond. At Pet Partners, we believe that the human-animal bond is a mutually beneficial relationship that improves the physical, social, and emotional lives of those we serve.
Paws and Stripes
To provide animal-assisted therapy and other mental health services to military veterans and their loved ones living with service-connected trauma.
Service Dogs of New Mexico
to provide education, training and life-changing services for service dogs and their handlers
Southwest Canine Corps of Volunteers - Therapy DogsSouthwest Canine Corps of Volunteers - Therapy Dogs
Our organization partners with over 35 facilities, allowing our members to visit a wide variety of locations and provide pet therapy to hundreds of individuals in need of a furry friend.

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