In reading the Paralyzed Veterans of America's written testimony, they question the commitment the VA has to this particular program, citing lack of funding in 2012.
Mike Michaud: “In reading the Paralyzed Veterans of America's written testimony, they question the commitment the VA has to this…”
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Michaud highlights concerns about VA funding for veteran programs.
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As a veteran, I don't feel like I needed to be rebooted, because I am concerned that word by itself may detract somewhat from the decision that our young men and women are making to serve their country.
We see a decline in opioid use. We see a decline in suicide. And I think that is obviously good for the veteran.
USERRA prohibits discrimination in employment based on an individual's prior service in the uniformed services, current service in the uniformed services, or intent to join the uniformed services.
And so our bill, the PAWS Act, takes these veterans, particularly the ones that have severe Post-Traumatic Stress, and authorizes a small amount of funding so that the VA can pair them with specially trained service dogs.





