A local construction company recently donated $50,000 to K9s For Warriors to further its mission of ending veteran suicide. This donation from Auld & White Constructors will benefit a veteran in need by providing a life-changing service dog at no financial cost to the veteran.
K9s For Warriors also surprised Auld & White by naming its dog wellness yard after the construction company. This is where the dogs wait to begin their service dog training journeys before going on to save a veteran’s life.
“K9s For Warriors is deeply grateful to Auld & White for the continued support,” said Lindsay Grayson, chief revenue officer at K9s For Warriors. “This partnership is not only helping us build our future facilities. It’s helping us reach more veterans and giving our dogs the best care and training before they save a veteran's life.”
“Auld & White Constructors is honored to continue supporting K9s For Warriors and humbled by the naming of the wellness yard at the Mega Kennel campus,” said Auld & White Constructors CEO Nathaniel Marty. “This partnership is close to our hearts, and we’re proud to help change lives, both human and canine.”
Auld & White Constructors is a partner of K9s, having built the Mega Kennel campus. The company is currently constructing the Duffield Veterinary Clinic and Tom & Mary Kay Smith Kennel.
