U.S. Mint and America's VetDogs unveil commemorative coins honoring service dogs
The U.S. Mint and nonprofit America's VetDogs have unveiled three commemorative coin designs for National Service Dog Month. The coins celebrate the impact service animals have on people with disabilities. The unveiling included participation from Navy veteran and Paralympic gold medalist Max Rohn.
In honor of September as National Service Dog Month, the U.S. Mint and the nonprofit America's VetDogs unveiled the final designs for three commemorative coins recognizing the impact service animals have on those living with disabilities. America's VetDogs President and CEO John Miller, along with Navy veteran and Paralympic gold medalist Max Rohn, join with more.
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