Clay County recognizes September 2026 as Service Dog Awareness Month
September 11, 2026 | Clay County, Missouri
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The Clay County Commission read and adopted an honorary resolution recognizing September 2026 as Service Dog Awareness Month. Commissioner Whittington presented the resolution and highlighted the role of service dogs and emotional support animals in improving independence and quality of life for individuals with disabilities and veterans.
The resolution specifically thanked Scott Yingling and the Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation for work training emotional support dogs for veterans. Scott Yingling spoke at the dais about the transformational impact of dogs for people with PTSD and other needs and thanked county staff and community partners for the recognition.
The resolution specifically thanked Scott Yingling and the Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation for work training emotional support dogs for veterans. Scott Yingling spoke at the dais about the transformational impact of dogs for people with PTSD and other needs and thanked county staff and community partners for the recognition.
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