Mojo's Mission

06/09/2026

06/01/2026

Mojo’s Mission will have a float in the 2026 Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive and Parade this Saturday morning at 10am! We hope to see you all there! If you get a picture or video of our float, please tag us!

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The video shows Mojo wearing a Mojo’s Mission bandana and happily prancing around in his front yard.

Coors Cowboy Club

05/31/2026

I’m not crying, you’re crying. 🥹

Thank you to for sharing such a powerful moment. This video shows exactly why we do what we do at Mojo’s Mission.

For someone living with POTS and fainting episodes, a trained service dog is not “just a dog.” They are medical support. They are safety. They are independence. They are often the first to notice something is wrong, sometimes before their handler even realizes it themselves.

In this video, Bailey alerts his handler, helps her get safely to the floor, retrieves her medication, phone, blanket, and water, and then stays close while she recovers. That is not a pet doing tricks. That is a trained service animal performing life-changing, and sometimes life-saving, tasks.

When a business wrongfully denies access to a service dog team, it is not a minor inconvenience. It is like denying access to someone because they use a wheelchair, oxygen machine, cane, or other medical support. Service dogs are lifelines for disabled handlers, and they belong right beside the people who depend on them.

Mojo’s Mission exists to spread awareness, education, and hope so more businesses understand the incredible work service dogs do and why access matters.

Because moments like this are exactly why education matters. 💙🐾

05/26/2026

This Memorial Day, Mojo’s Mission remembers the brave human and canine heroes who gave their lives in service.

Their sacrifice reminds us that service takes many forms: courage on the battlefield, loyalty beside a handler, and devotion to something greater than oneself.

Today, we pause with gratitude, respect, and remembrance for those who never came home.

We remember their sacrifice. 🇺🇸



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A Memorial Day graphic with a soft patriotic background, faded American flag imagery, and large text reading “Memorial Day.” The message says, “Honoring the human and canine heroes we have lost in service.” On the lower left, a silhouetted soldier kneels beside a working dog. On the right, a hazy memorial battlefield cross stands in the sunrise. The Mojo’s Mission logo appears near the bottom center, and the footer reads, “We remember their sacrifice.”

05/19/2026

We love to see service dogs being recognized for their hard work and dedication!

Video description: A service dog stands beside their handler at a graduation ceremony. The handler is wearing a cap and gown, and the dog is presented with a bone-shaped “diploma” in recognition of their support and partnership. The moment is sweet, celebratory, and shows the important bond between a service dog and the person they assist.

05/17/2026

Mutt Fest 2026 was a blast!

Mojo’s Mission had a wonderful time meeting families, animal lovers, local businesses, and community members while spreading awareness about service animal access, ADA rights, and inclusion.

Thank you to the for hosting such a fun, family-friendly event and creating space for organizations like ours to connect with the community. We’re grateful to everyone who stopped by, asked questions, and helped us continue building awareness — one conversation at a time.

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Mojo’s Mission team members stand at an indoor outreach booth during Mutt Fest. The table is covered with a blue Mojo’s Mission tablecloth and displays flyers, certificates, giveaways, and raffle items. Mojo, a tan Goldendoodle wearing a Mojo’s Mission bandana, sits beside the table while families and event attendees walk through the venue.

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A person wearing a cowboy hat holds a small, brightly groomed dog with pink, yellow, and blue fur at an indoor pet event. Mojo, a tan Goldendoodle, stands nearby on leash while people and vendor tables are visible in the background.

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A large dog wearing a tropical floral shirt, blue booties, and a small straw hat walks through the indoor event space on a leash. Other dogs and attendees, including a corgi in the background, are gathered nearby.

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Exterior view of the Rex Baxter building on a sunny day. The entrance is decorated with large colorful murals featuring Southwestern imagery, including a horse, cactus, moon, stars, and cattle. Trees cast shadows across the paved walkway leading to the doors.

05/17/2026

It was an inspiring morning at the walk this past Saturday!

Nearly 300,000 Texans live with epilepsy, including more than 47,000 children — and this cause is personal to us. Our co-founder and board member, Renda Smith, is one of the many Texans impacted by epilepsy.

We were honored to participate as a resource at Resource Row, connecting with families, advocates, caregivers, and community members working to raise awareness, increase understanding, and support those living with epilepsy.

Thank you to Epilepsy Foundation Texas for bringing the community together for such a meaningful event. We were proud to stand alongside this community and help shine a light on a condition that affects so many families across Texas.

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Renda Smith stands outdoors beside a large purple epilepsy awareness ribbon sign. Mojo, a tan Goldendoodle wearing a Mojo’s Mission bandana, sits in front of her and looks toward the camera. A colorful bounce house, trees, and a fire truck are visible in the background.

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Therese Biggs and Krisa Cantrell stand behind the Mojo’s Mission outreach table at Resource Row during the Epilepsy Foundation Texas walk. The table is covered with a blue Mojo’s Mission tablecloth and displays flyers, giveaways, and informational materials. Renda Smith stands in front of the table holding Mojo on leash, a tan Goldendoodle wearing a Mojo’s Mission bandana.

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Close-up of Mojo, a tan Goldendoodle, wearing a black Mojo’s Mission bandana at an outdoor community event. Mojo looks toward the camera with his mouth open and tongue out.

Video: shows teams of Epilepsy Foundation walk volunteers enjoying the day at the park before the walk began.

05/17/2026

We are out here at Mutt Fest at the Rex Baxter Building. It’s on until 5pm! Benefits the Amarillo SPCA. Free fun for all!

05/16/2026

It’s a beautiful day to be out at the epilepsy foundation walk!