Our Journey Forward
Loving Doodles for Children and Veterans with Disabilities was created to support disabled veterans and children who rely on the stability, intelligence, and emotional strength of a well-matched dog. Our journey continues to grow as we place service-dog prospect puppies donated by Gentle Paw Goldendoodles and rehome trained service dogs whose handlers can no longer care for them. Each step forward reflects our commitment to responsible placement, long-term suitability, and meaningful impact for the families we serve.
Meet the Team
The team behind Loving Labradoodles for Children and Veterans with Disabilities is made up entirely of dedicated volunteers who are passionate about serving disabled veterans, children with disabilities, and families in need. Every donation directly supports the organization’s mission, helping provide care for dogs, foster support, transportation, veterinary needs, placement assistance, and outreach efforts. Through the generosity of supporters and the commitment of volunteers, we are able to continue creating meaningful connections that positively impact both people and dogs.
Founder/President
Angelique Mogavero
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Angelique Mogavero leads the organization with compassion, vision, and strong community leadership. She oversees program development, outreach, and family support while guiding the mission’s continued growth and impact.
Director
Katelyn Whicker
Operations & Outreach Support
Retired from the Air Force, Katelyn Whicker brings leadership, communication, and operational experience to the organization. She supports outreach efforts, program coordination, and community engagement.
Volunteer
Michael Womack
Volunteer Support & Program Assistance
Mike Womack is a 21-year full-time Air Force Reservist who volunteers his time to support families, veterans, and partner programs. His dedication, reliability, and teamwork help strengthen the organization’s mission and daily operations
Core Values
We uphold compassion, integrity, and service in everything we do. Every decision we make places the well-being of disabled veterans, families of children with disabilities, and the dogs entrusted to our care at the center of our mission.
We believe in responsible stewardship, ensuring each donated puppy, foster dog, and rehomed service dog is treated with care, purpose, and respect. We are committed to thoughtful placements that prioritize safety, compatibility, and long-term success for both the dogs and the families we serve.
We value honesty, transparency, and accountability within our community, partnerships, and programs, and we deeply honor the sacrifices and dedication of the veterans and military families who inspire our work each day.
Above all, we are committed to creating meaningful, lasting impact — one family, one dog, and one life at a time.
Changing Lives Daily
Every day, this mission creates small but meaningful moments of hope. A puppy begins its journey toward becoming a life-changing companion. A disabled veteran gains renewed independence, comfort, and connection. A child with disabilities discovers companionship, confidence, and unconditional love. Families find support and encouragement they may not have thought possible.
Through thoughtful placements, compassionate care, foster support, and a genuine commitment to service, lives are touched in lasting ways. Each dog is given the opportunity to make a difference, and each placement represents a new beginning for both the family and the dog.
As this mission continues to grow, so does its impact — creating meaningful change one puppy, one family, and one life at a time.