About this campaign
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Found in a rural shelter with a broken jaw, heartworm disease, infected eyes, and a bullet lodged in his abdomen, Elmer Fudd faced seemingly impossible odds until Air Force officer Bryan Moore and his wife helped give him a second chance at life. After enduring six surgeries, this resilient little Dachshund mix never lost his loving spirit, greeting the world with a wagging tail and proving that even the most neglected animals have extraordinary love to give. As the 2019 American Hero Pet of the Year and Dogs on Deployment mascot, Elmer became a powerful advocate for animal rescue and the Veterinary Assistance Program, raising awareness about the importance of helping military families access critical veterinary care for their beloved pets.
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We?re bringing Dogs on Deployment?s past mascot shirts back from the archives as we prepare to search for the 2027 American Hero Pet of the Year and Dogs on Deployment?s 15th Mascot.
Each mascot represents a chapter in Dogs on Deployment?s history and the military families and pets at the heart of our mission. This limited collection gives our community a chance to revisit those stories, celebrate the mascots who represented us through the years, and support the work that continues today.
Past mascot designs will return to the archives when the 2027 American Hero Pet of the Year is announced on January 1st, 2027.
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