Operation Companion is our mission to support veterans by helping fund service dog training through Train A Dog Save A Warrior (TADSAW). We create gear that not only spreads awareness but directly contributes to pairing veterans with Canine Battle Buddies—lifesaving service dogs that provide emotional and physical support.

We back real solutions that help veterans, and TADSAW does just that. They train shelter dogs and personal pets to become service dogs for warriors dealing with PTSD and other challenges. Their mission aligns with our values: supporting those who served, standing by our brothers and sisters, and taking real action to make a difference.

No way. Anyone who supports our veterans can wear this gear. Whether you served or just believe in giving back, every purchase helps fund service dog training and gets the word out about the cause.

We're always expanding the collection, but right now, we’ve got shirts, apparel, dog accessories like bandanas and patches, and more. Every item in this line helps raise awareness and funds for service dogs for veterans.

A portion of every purchase goes toward funding service dog training and care for veterans in need. These dogs aren’t just pets—they’re trained to help with PTSD, anxiety, and mobility challenges, giving warriors the backup they deserve.

Absolutely! An operation companion hoodie, tee, or accessory makes a meaningful gift for anyone who believes in standing together. Whether they’re in the military, a veteran, or a supportive civilian, these items carry a powerful message of unity and loyalty.

Service dogs help veterans by reducing stress, easing PTSD symptoms, and providing security and confidence. They’re trained to sense anxiety, wake veterans from nightmares, and even provide physical support. A Battle Buddy on four legs can be life-changing for those adjusting to life after service.

Check out their mission and see the impact firsthand at tadsaw.org.

The best way to help is by purchasing Operation Companion gear—every item funds service dog training. You can also donate directly at tadsaw.org/donate.