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Jack Laurie -- a student at American Heritage School -- led a heartwarming initiative to support retired service dogs by collaborating with the National Art Honor Society and Fine Arts department. Inspired by his love for dogs and art, starting at just 10 years old, Jackson and fellow students created and auctioned paintings of K-9 officers, raising over $10,000 to help cover veterinary expenses for these retired heroes. Their efforts contributed to the Retired K-9 Officer Healthcare Fund, ensuring that former service dogs receive the medical care they need after years of dedicated service.
Your gift saves two lives—a Veteran and a rescue dog. Every dollar goes directly to the cause and makes a real impact. No amount is too small to help change lives. Click here to donate and be a part of something truly meaningful for our heroes.
Learn about the events Jack Laurie and K9 fundraiser supporters are leading here. Their work raises awareness for Veterans and rescue dogs, while bringing the community together to celebrate the powerful bond between heroes and their loyal companions.
At American Heritage School, a determined 10-year-old—Jack Laurie—sparked a remarkable charitable effort. With support from his parents and the school’s Fine Arts department, his vision came to life. Read more here.