Liberty Leash Project

06/03/2026

Some days I catch myself looking around and realizing how lucky I am.

A yard full of dogs.

A team that feels more like family than coworkers.

Good people working toward something bigger than themselves.

There is a lot of talk about finding work you love. For me, it looks like muddy boots, dog hair on everything, laughter during training sessions, and spending the day surrounded by people and dogs that make life better.

Dog training takes consistency. The dogs need us to show up every day. They need patience, guidance, and repetition. The beautiful part is that every little breakthrough feels earned. Every new skill, every confidence boost, every moment where a dog starts to understand what you’re asking of them is worth celebrating.

And I don’t get to experience that alone.

I get to do it alongside an incredible team that has become family.

People who care deeply about the dogs.

People who care about each other.

People who show up, work hard, laugh hard, and believe in the mission.

The dogs make every day fun.

The team makes every day special.

Somehow, this is what we get to call work.

That’s a pretty good life. 🐾❤️

06/01/2026

There was no planning behind this interview.

No rehearsed answers. No prepared statements.

Just people speaking from the heart.

Watching it back reminded us of something important.

This mission was never built by one person.

It was built by people who chose to stand shoulder to shoulder with one another.

What we have here goes far beyond a team. It feels like family.

We’ve trained together. Solved problems together. Spent long days in the heat together. Celebrated wins together. Carried setbacks together. Picked each other up when things got heavy. Defended one another. Supported one another. Trusted one another.

The dogs matter.

The veterans matter.

The mission matters.

But the people standing beside us matter too.

There is a level of gratitude that is hard to put into words for the men and women who have chosen to walk this road with us. Every trainer brings something valuable. Every volunteer strengthens the foundation. Every person who believes in what we’re building becomes part of something larger than themselves.

Looking around at this group, there is a tremendous amount of pride and gratitude.

Not because of what we’ve accomplished so far.

Because of who gets to accomplish it together.

To every trainer, volunteer, supporter, and member of this family, thank you.

We are grateful for you.

We are proud to stand beside you.

And we’re honored to call you family.

06/01/2026

The Liberty Leash Project is looking for volunteers.

Not just dog trainers.

Not just veterans.

People from all walks of life.

We need people who can help with events, fundraising, administration, outreach, transportation, facility projects, mentorship, social media, community building, and a hundred other things that happen behind the scenes.

Most importantly, we need good people.

The kind of people who hear about a problem and ask, “How can I help?”

The kind of people who believe communities are stronger when we work together.

No gatekeeping.

No cliques.

No ego.

Just a team of people trying to make a difference.

You do not need experience.

You do not need special qualifications.

You just need a willingness to contribute.

If you’d like to volunteer, send us a message, email us, or give us a call. Tell us a little about yourself, your background, and how you’d like to get involved.

📧 [email protected]

📞 (919) 351-9123

Every skill set has value.

Every hour matters.

Every volunteer helps move the mission forward.

If this mission speaks to you, we’d love to hear from you.

05/31/2026

Some people volunteer a few hours.

Some people donate.

Some people mentor.

Some people train dogs.

Some people simply show up when another human being needs to know they’re not alone.

The Liberty Leash Project was never built around one person. It was built around the idea that real change happens when ordinary people decide to carry a small piece of a very heavy load.

Veteran su***de, isolation, trauma, and hopelessness are problems too large for any one organization to solve. That is why we are building a decentralized network of trainers, volunteers, mentors, supporters, and communities willing to stand together.

You do not need to be a dog trainer.

You do not need military experience.

You do not need to have all the answers.

You just need the willingness to help build something bigger than yourself.

If you’ve been looking for a way to make a difference, this is your invitation.

Join the Liberty Leash Project.

To learn more, volunteer, partner with us, or support the mission:

Email: [email protected]

Phone: (919) 351-9123

Together, we can build something that outlives all of us.

05/31/2026

WE NEED VOLUNTEERS.

And then we need a few more.

At Liberty Leash Project, service dogs don’t train themselves.

Every dog that eventually changes a veteran’s life first needs people willing to show up, put in the work, and become part of something bigger than themselves.

We are actively seeking volunteers at our training facility in Kenly, NC.

Whether you have years of dog experience or none at all, there is a place for you on our team.

Volunteer opportunities include:

🐾 Dog walking

🐾 Puppy socialization

🐾 Enrichment and play sessions

🐾 Training support

🐾 Kennel cleaning and maintenance

🐾 Feeding and daily care

🐾 Transportation assistance

🐾 Event support

🐾 Photography and media

🐾 Fundraising and community outreach

🐾 Administrative support

Our mission is simple:

As a veteran-led 501(c)(3), Liberty Leash Project trains and places highly skilled service dogs with veterans, first responders, and civilians in need.

Every volunteer hour helps move another dog closer to changing someone’s life.

You don’t have to be a dog trainer.

You just have to be willing to serve.

📍 Kenly, North Carolina

📞 919-351-9123

📧 [email protected]

🌐 Liberty Leash Project

FORGED IN SERVICE. BUILT FOR LEGACY.

05/30/2026