501(c)(3) Charity that Provides Professional Dog Training Grants for Rescue DogsPrivate School PupsSave A Dog – Donate Today

Saving Dogs Through Behavior Modification and Education

Founded in 2018, we are a charity providing grants and funding for professional dog training for dogs from local open-intake and rescue-based shelters that require guided and/or professional training in order to be adopted.


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From Our Founder

“As an active volunteer within the rescue community for years, I often found myself wondering why dogs are euthanized or returned to shelters.  With my experience, I believe a lack of education and training for both the adopter and dog can lead to so many missed opportunities for permanent adoption.  Private School Pups is providing the funding assistance for education and training necessary for dogs and handlers desperately needed to help end euthanasia across our local shelters.”


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Monica Mosure – Founder and President

Help end the euthanasia of dogs at shelters by providing funding for professional dog training.


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Donate Today To Help Save Dogs

Private School Pups is a registered 501(c)(3) organization, which means all donations are tax deducible. All donation go directly to trainers to help dogs in need in Ohio shelter and rescues. Any amount helps, so please consider donating today. All major credit cards accepted.

With a vision of ending the abandonment of pets at shelters, we believe that the foundation of ending this cycle is through dog behavior understanding and obedience training. Formal training can be expensive, and good, knowledgeable resources for various dog behaviors can be difficult to find. That’s where Private School Pups can help. Our organization uses donations to provide funding support to those looking to enroll their adopted or foster shelter pet into professional dog training classes. Training gives dog owners and fosters the skills and knowledge of dealing with a range of normal and common dog behaviors, as well as provides dogs with the basic good manners that make everyone happy!


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“This organization supports shelter dogs by sponsoring their training. Their program is unique and innovative and their hearts are big!”

Lisa

“I highly recommend this caring and loving organization that is always there for the underdog! They have continuously in the last 2 1/2 years supported and believed in the dogs that needed training by donating and sponsoring each dog who would otherwise be euthanized. They are a huge part in new beginnings of Hope for each & every one of these dogs lives🌺🐾
The board, staff, have always showed nothing but love & helpfulness when I have reached out to them. I’m so thankful for private school pups!”

Lidia

I adopted PJ after his original owners abused and burned him. I knew I needed to help him. I know about PSP from social media and reached out them and they were more than happy to help me with positive reinforcement training sessions. Both PJ and I learned a lot that day. I am eternally grateful to PSP.

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