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Tips for Protecting Veterans and Pets this New Year’s
Paws of War is providing awareness and safety tips for individuals who have PTSD and their service dogs NESCONSET, N.Y. – (December 30, 2025) – Many people love to let off fireworks to celebrate the New Year. What they don’t realize is that the loud explosions, whistling, and crackling sounds that they do can trigger anxiety and stress for those who have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), which is often associated with military duty. The fireworks also have a terrifying impact on the service animals that they rely on, creating additional stress and hardship. “Many members of the public are unaware of the harm and stress that can be caused by…
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WonderWorks Branson Extending Free Admission for All Veterans and Active-Duty Military This Veteran’s Day
BRANSON, Missouri – (November 9, 2023) – WonderWorks Branson is saluting all veterans and active-duty military personnel by inviting them to explore the upside-down house for free this Veteran’s Day. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are roughly 16.2 million military veterans in our country, and WonderWorks wants to say thank you the best way they know how. With valid military identification, all veterans and active military personnel can get free admission to WonderWorks’ exhibits on Veteran’s Day, November 11, 2023. Additionally, any family members who tag along are eligible for a discounted military rate of only $20.99, plus tax. Tickets give each guest full access to all the fun…
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Paws of War Celebrates Nearly a Decade of Saving Dogs and Veterans by Showcasing Stories that Stand Out
Paws of War highlights ways to honor our heroes this Veteran’s Day and beyond NESCONSET, New York – (November 9, 2023) – Since 2014, Paws of War has been serving the veteran community with a wide range of programs and services. A key focus of the organization is taking dogs rescued from high kill shelters, puppy mills and hoarding situations and giving them a second chance at life giving back to veterans in need. According to Robert Misseri, the co-founder of Paws of War, “There are so many veterans who struggle, but are too proud to ask for help. We are constantly reaching out trying to find veterans who could benefit from…





