Clay County recognizes September 2026 as Service Dog Awareness Month and honors trainers
September 10, 2026 | Clay County, Missouri
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The Clay County Commission recognized September 2026 as Service Dog Awareness Month and thanked local trainers and organizations for their work with veterans and other residents.
Commissioner Whittington introduced an honorary resolution that highlights the contributions of service dogs and emotional-support animals and acknowledges training efforts by Scott Yingling in partnership with the Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation. Yingling spoke about the dogs' impact on veterans and others with PTSD and other needs, and commissioners expressed appreciation. The commission did not record a formal roll-call vote on the ceremonial resolution in the transcript; staff will proceed with presentation and recognition activities.
Commissioner Whittington introduced an honorary resolution that highlights the contributions of service dogs and emotional-support animals and acknowledges training efforts by Scott Yingling in partnership with the Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation. Yingling spoke about the dogs' impact on veterans and others with PTSD and other needs, and commissioners expressed appreciation. The commission did not record a formal roll-call vote on the ceremonial resolution in the transcript; staff will proceed with presentation and recognition activities.
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