Operation Freedom Paws

9 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from June 27, 2016
  

  Stephanie H. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good dog trainer?

  

  Ava G. replied:

  Operation Freedom Paws. Funds raised through training (and on-site boarding) fees help provide service dogs for disabled military veterans. A win-win situation for your dog, for you, for our military veterans, and for the rescue dogs that become service dogs. You can reach OFP at (408) 683-9010, and read more about them at www.operationfreedompaws.org. They're at 13920 Llagas Avenue, San Martin, just south of the Recology Transfer Station. Good luck!

  

  Jason S. replied:

  I also say operation freedom paws. Good training & really cool program they have for vets. Took out Rottweiler there.

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• Referral from July 6, 2015
  

  Sara A. asked:

  Does anyone know of a good kennel for a 2 yearold German Shepherd n a 8 month pitbull? With a descent price

  

  Siobhan N. replied:

  Sara Avitia, here's a link to OFP's kennel page ... http://operationfreedompaws.org/kennel/. The number is 408-683-9010.

  

  Diane O. replied:

  I love Operation Freedom Paws- the people there really love the dogs. The boarding rates are reasonable, and they have after-hours pick up and drop off, so I can bring my buddy home as soon as I arrive home, even if my flight comes in after 7 pm. It is a local highly rated non-profit that rescues dogs from the shelters and trains them and partners them with military veterans with PTSD. Plus, the funds go to rescue more dogs and help more veterans. 408-683-9010. 13920 Llagas Ave, San Martin.

  

  Siobhan N. replied:

  We really like Operation Freedom Paws in San Martin. They're a 24 x7 kennel, so someone is there all day every day. They're reasonably priced, and the money helps support providing assistance dogs to veterans.

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• Referral from May 27, 2015
  

  John R. asked:

  Hi All! I need your advice. Looking for a local doggie stay place to board my Lab while I'm gone. Looking for a local kennel/business that boards dogs that are allowed to run and play and socialize with other dogs.....that is fairly priced. Please give me any suggestions with contact info. Thank you

  

  Diane O. replied:

  Operation Freedom Paws- wonderful people, flexible hours, reasonably priced, and it is a top rated local nonprofit. Llagas Ave, San Martin. 683-9010. http://operationfreedompaws.org/kennel/

  

  Janet W. replied:

  Operation Freedom Paws allows dogs that have been evaluated and determined to be compatible with each other to have supervised play-times together. If you're looking for an "all-day run and play" place it's probably not the right one for you. But your dog would definitely get excellent 24/7 care, and have positive social interactions with other dogs.

  

  Christie I. replied:

  Operation Freedom Paws in San Martin off Llagas.

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• Referral from September 2, 2016
  

  Brent C. asked:

  Looking for recomendations for boarding a chiuahua for a couple days in October. She is not crate trained but gets along well with other dogs.

  

  Ava G. replied:

  Operation Freedom Paws in San Martin. Boarding fees help support service dog training for disabled military veterans. Address is 13920 Llagas, San Martin (next to the transfer station). Phone is (408) 683-9010. Great place, great service, great cause! :)

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