Continuing The Mission

Continuing The Mission: October 2019

by Jane Campbell | Sep 28, 2019 | Continuing the Mission, Meet The Need, Nonprofits

CONTINUING THE MISSION Suzy Lutz Continuing the Mission 4520 Davidson Road Davidson, NC 28036 [email protected] Contact us if you want to help for an event or volunteer your time for a fund-raising. We also hold events for singers (ticket sales),...

Continuing the Mission First Annual Fall Furfest

by Press Release | Sep 25, 2019 | Continuing the Mission, News

NEWS On Saturday, October 19, from 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m., kick off the fall season by bringing your friendly and well-socialized dog to Beaver Dam Historic House at 19600 Davidson Concord Road for Continuing the Mission's First Annual Fall FurFest! Make...

Remarks by Colonel Robert Lutz on Veteran’s Day 2018

by Editorial Board | Nov 18, 2018 | Continuing the Mission, News

NEWS The following remarks were given by Colonel Lutz on Veteran's Day 2018. His leadership and experience came through clearly in his words:Good morning. Thank you for letting me come to talk on this Veteran’s Day. My name is Robert Lutz, and I retired from the...

Local Non-Profit Trains Service Dogs to Help Veterans Cope With Stress

by Bill Giduz | Nov 14, 2018 | Continuing the Mission, Distinguished Davidsonians, News, Top Left Red Box

NEWS The highlight of this year’s Veteran’s Day event in Davidson was the keynote talk by Col. Robert Lutz, an Army medical corps physician and retiree who was deployed 12 times in the Middle East. He told the audience, “I’ve been shot at, rocketed, mortared for...

Continuing The Mission

Continuing the Mission (CTM) is a non-profit organization, 501 (c) 3, with the goal of improving the quality of life for veterans living with post-traumatic stress (PTS) and their families by providing them with uniquely trained canine partners. CTM provides fully trained assistance dogs at no cost to the veteran. We have established a birth-to-placement model that immerses our dogs in continuous social and functional activities starting at six weeks old.

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