ABC News correspondent Danny New recently highlighted the work of Paws of War, a nonprofit organization dedicated to rehoming rescued beagles.
The group specializes in matching these animals with active-duty military personnel, veterans, and first responders. By facilitating adoptions, the charity aims to provide companionship to those who have served while giving rescued dogs a second chance at life.
The segment, dated October 6, 2026, offered viewers a closer look at how the organization operates and the impact it has on both the animals and the service members they serve.
My nephew is a veteran who says his dog helps more than any therapy session. Programs like this are quietly saving lives every single day.
Service members sacrifice so much. Providing them with a loyal companion like this seems like a perfect fit for their demanding lifestyles.
While sweet, is there data on long-term success rates? Not trying to be negative, just curious if the nonprofit tracks placement outcomes effectively.
I didn’t know they specialized in beagles. Are these from racing or lab backgrounds? Would love to know more about their specific training needs.
This is absolutely heartwarming. Both the veterans and the beagles get a second chance at life. Truly wonderful work by Paws of War.