My Nonprofit Reviews

I don't think that 5 stars is enough for Labs 4 Liberty. I originally contacted them in 2015 and within a couple days I had an interview with Joan, who is amazing! We talked over the phone and went over some of the disabilities I had to see if I would be a good fit with the organization's goals. Within a couple weeks I was at Liberty Outpost having dinner with the Nolds and talking about how Labs 4 Liberty was set up to help veterans with physical disabilities and PTSD. I was able to meet with other vets that had already received their dog, as well as a veteran that was being paired with his that week.
Labs 4 Liberty hand picked a dog that would benefit me for my physical disabilities and especially for my size. Over the next few months I was able to visit L4L at the outpost and spend time with the Nold family and meet more and more veterans that were connected with Labs 4 Liberty. When Juno ( my pup) was ready to for me to pair with her, L4L invited me to the outpost for a week to get familiar with the commands and Juno in general. They had my wife and I, completely took care of us the entire week. They completely accepted us into their family and have always been more than willing to help with any questions and any help that we need. Since Juno and I have paired we've been honored to represent L4L at a Marine Corps Birthday Ball and at the University of Utah gymnastics meet. They have also added to the organization family two new faces since we paired, that have been so great to get to know. Everyone in this organization is incredibly helpful and sincerely there for you.