Unravel the origins and impact of Project Kenny through the stories of our volunteers and veterans.

Meet our trained service dogs who are helping us make a difference in the lives of our heroic veterans and active service members.

We are now training more dogs each year and have helped more veterans through our new kennel facility, all thanks to the donors and volunteers who continue to support our mission.

Robert (Bobby) Doolan served for 10 years as an Army Green Beret and completed multiple combat deployments including Iraq, Afghanistan, India, and Thailand.

“A Dog Can Make Difference,” a documentary by filmmaker and Seattle native Spencer Matches that captures the journey of our Project Kenny community, has won the top prize in the Service Dog Salute Category at the 2024 NY Dog Film Festival.

Our Team at Project Kenny would like to say thank you to our veterans that tirelessly volunteer their time and continue to give back to the veteran community! Thank you Carol, Eric, Brian, Cait, Josh, and Kevin! We also want to thank all of you supporters that enable us to continue this mission. You are true heroes!

In February 2022, the story of Project Kenny has been featured on Wyoming News Now

Over the past year we have been working with a great team to form a 501c3 nonprofit organization. It was a challenge and we are happy to report that we have officially obtained tax exemption status this past summer.

Patton, a two-year-old Belgian Malinois who was donated and trained for Project Kenny, was matched up with a medically retired combat veteran that had over five combat rotations.