The free prescription drug program offered through the United States War Dogs Association and CUREXA Pharmacy Is good for your Retired Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Working Dog.
With Healthcare costs on the rise, the United States War Dogs Association will help eliminate some of the financial burden put upon individuals and families who have adopted a Retired Transportation Security Administration (DHS) Working Dog.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Working Dog which will only be recognized by CUREXA Pharmacy. All drugs are covered as long as they are available to Curexa Pharmacy. Generic drugs will be substituted when available.
As I stated earlier, this is not an insurance program, it doesn’t cover any type of treatment for your dog only prescriptions.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Working Dog Adoption papers mailed, emailed or faxed to us. Once we receive the application and copy of adoptions papers, you and your dog will be entered into our data base which will be only shared with CUREXA Pharmacy.
Once we have the data base in place, those who have signed up will be notified as to when the program will start and all of the contact and mailing information for having your prescriptions filled.
Here is how our program will work.
Department of Homeland Working Dog to your veterinarian and get a new prescription, you will send the prescription to CUREXA Pharmacy.
(No over the counter medication is cover or if the prescription drug can also be purchased over the counter).
Mark Taylor of CUREXA Pharmacy will fill your prescription and mail it to you. It is as easy as that.
The United States War Dogs Association will cover the cost.
To be eligible for our Free Rx prescription drug program, the retired dogs must have served time in the DHS and assigned to a permanent duty station.
Retired dogs who did not make it through the training dog program are not eligible.
Tax exempt under section 501 (c) 19 (a) of the Internal Revenue Code.