Bipartisan bill would give eligible veterans free service dog

Exclusive: A group of legislators from the two parties cooperate to ensure that the needy old warriors can get a service dog without any cost.

“For old warriors who struggle with PTSD, painful brain injuries or movement disabilities,” said MP Lotril Lotril, R-Texas, one of the legislators who lead to legislation. “It is a critical tool in combating suicide challenges and veteran mental health.

The legislation, which is called the “Sponsors’ Service law” assisting old warriors “, or” preservation law “, will explain that the Minister of Affairs of the Old Warriors will grant grants from non -profit organizations whose mission is to provide service dogs to the old warriors. These grants would allow to provide old warriors who are qualified with a service dog without any fees for them.

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Luttrell, an inventor of warriors in the US Navy, believes that the legislation is a decisive step in preventing veteran suicide, an issue of the legislator in Texas as one of his most important duties in congress.

“The law of memorization is a clear and direct bill with an impact that changes life,” said Lotril. “This partisan legislation creates a grant program to help non -profit organizations to provide highly training service dogs for old warriors who need them without any cost for those who served.”

The Retired MORGAN LUTTRELL spoke during the conservative political work conference on July 10, 2021, in Dallas, Texas. (Brandon Bell/Getti Emaiz)

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Join Luttrell in the Care of Participate in the legislation are the actors in Vern Buchanan, R-FLA. , DerRick Van Ordeen, R-Wis. , Juan Ciscomani, R-Ariz. R-FLA. , Jen Kiggins, R-FLA. , NNICY MACE, RS.C. Jason Crow, R-COLO.

Lotril said that the draft law, which will be officially announced next week, represents a decisive step in helping the old military warriors in the field of mental health.

The Ministry of Affairs of Veterans will provide grants to finance the program. (Stephanie Reynolds/Bloomberg via Getty Pictures)

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“With the funding of $ 10 million annually during the next five years, this law guarantees that the organizations allocated to training and putting service dogs have the resources they need to serve those who sacrificed a lot to our country,” the legislator at Texas told Fox News Digital.