My Service Dog, Inc. "Making A Difference Four Paws At A Time"

Houston Reliant Dog Show

Need Volenteers for our Booth! July Thur 22nd thru Sun. 25th.
BOOTH 736
More information call Allie 713-703-6924.
For directions and parking.

My Service Dog, Inc.

My Service Dog, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2004 to train Service Dogs, Assistance Dogs, and Hearing Dogs to promote independence and socialization for the disabled in and around, but not limited to, Houston, Conroe, and Woodlands areas.

John Webber III Memorial Fund

John Weber lll, 77, of Navasota, passed away on July 8, 2010. John was born to Lorraine and John Weber Jr. in Des Moines, IA on October 17, 1932. He is survived by his wife, Linda; sons, John IV, Matthew, and Bobby; daughters, Dianne, Rhonda, and Dash; and sister, Barb. He is also survived by 11 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. The Memorial Service will be held at Red Oak Ranch, 52715 Hwy 290 in Hempstead, TX at 1:00 PM on Wednesday, July 14. Memorial donations, in lieu of flowers, may be sent to My Service Dog, Inc., 6147 Honea Egypt Rd., Montgomery, TX 77316, or click Paypal button to donate online.

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Book Us!

We perform demonstrations and presentations in the Houston, Conroe, Woodlands,TX and surrounding areas for any organization, business, or groups.
The purpose of the presentation is to educate the public about Service Dogs and how a Service Dog can enrich the life of a person with a disability. Book Yours Today!!

What's Been Happening?

Remembering Danny
Adam Wayne
Nicholas Scott
Robert & Nate Celebrate 1 Year!!
Car Donated!
2009 Recap

Remembering Danny

Because of Danny's passing Robert and Nate have been sponsored. Danny was a working man that saved his money for his future,
believing that he may have to move into an assisted living facility someday, and he did not want to be a burden on his family.

I would like to think that Danny would be happy with what his money
has done to help another young man like Robert have a service dog
that helps with his independence and security. God bless you, Danny.

Adam Wayne turns two years old!

Sporting his 'big-boy beard' Adam turned two years old on 09- 30-09.

He has been in training all his life for service dog work, and he will be ready soon to be placed with a Recipient. We do not have anyone chosen for him at this time, but we are taking applications.
He passed his hips and elbows x-rays, and he is sound and healthy. Adam will be a wonderful and caring Service Dog for the right Recipient. and we are very proud of him and his abilities.

Adam was our first Labradoodle donated by Lake Country.

Nicholas Scott 12-28-08 One Year Old

Nicky, our first Goldendoodle,
turned one year old on 12-28-09.

He was donated by Cathy Johnson
at five weeks old and, he is a sweet,
smart, lovable boy.

Please check back soon for his page, photos, and videos.

Robert Eaton II and Nate celebrate 1 Year Together!

Robert Eaton II is a student, band director and musician who lives
in San Marcos, Texas. In 2006, he underwent brain surgery for a congenital condition. There were complications with the surgery
that left him completely paralyzed on his right side.

Robert is in a wheelchair for the most part and in need of assistance
with everyday things which Nate provides for him. They are the perfect pair in many ways. Robert's Mom, Debbie, says with a smile, she has gained a four legged Grandson with a personality just like her son.
We at MSD could not be happier for Nate's family.

Doris & Scotty Rozas of Lake Charles, LA, donated a 2001 Subaru to us at My Service Dog, Inc, and it really saved us!

We were breaking down in our old car at the time so the car donation could not have come at a better time. We have had
a few trips to the mechanics but nothing like before.

It is selfless acts like this one that keeps us going out here.
We chose Nicholas's middle name "Scott" after Scotty.
Thank you, Doris and Scotty!

2009 was a busy and emotional year for us. We had happy times and sad times. We celebrated our sixth year in business and are still going. We may not be where we want to be, but we are still here.