Honor Their Service. Help Bring Patriot Pets Home.

As U.S. servicemembers prepare to leave the Middle East, the animals they’ve spent months protecting could soon be left behind and facing danger alone.

Across the Middle East, stray dogs and cats living near military bases face unimaginable dangers every day. They can be attacked by wild animals, caught in the violence of war, or left without enough food, water, or protection from extreme heat and other harsh conditions.

During their deployments, U.S. servicemembers have taken these animals under their care. They share their food, offer shelter and protect them from danger. But when our servicemembers return home, these animals lose the people who have kept them safe. And the servicemembers have to leave behind the friends who helped them through their hardest days.

These reunions are possible because of supporters like you. SPC Hatch found Hero as an orphaned puppy while on patrol. Combat Medic Joey Zehring brought Annabelle home after she lost her mother to an IED. A therapy dog named Bandaid came home after comforting hundreds of soldiers near Baghdad. Each one made it home because someone gave before they did.

Through our Patriot Pets program, we can help bring these animals to safety in the United States and reunite them with the servicemembers who love them.

These brave men and women served our country. They protected an animal in need. Right now, more Patriot Pets are waiting for their chance to come home, will you help bring one home today?