The Henry Morrison Flagler Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), led by Regent Linda Adelson, partnered with American Humane Society on Sunday, Jan. 19 for a delightful brunch and polo match at the National Polo Center in Wellington to celebrate American Humane Society’s lifechanging Pups4Patriots program.
The event brought the community together for an afternoon filled with camaraderie, stunning equestrian displays and a shared commitment to supporting veterans. Guests enjoyed hearing from the American Humane Society team about their rescue, care and protect mission, as well as their critical work in California, where they are assisting animals affected by the devastating wildfires.
“This event perfectly embodied the spirit of community,” said Dr. Robin Ganzert, president and CEO of American Humane Society. “We believe in bringing people together to celebrate compassion and shine a light on the incredible work being done to save lives and heal hearts — whether that’s helping animals during a disaster or matching veterans with trained service dogs through our Pups4Patriots program.”
Pups4Patriots provides service dogs to veterans in need. The afternoon emphasized the collective spirit of giving back, reinforcing how community, compassion and service can uplift and transform lives.
“As members of the DAR, we are proud to uphold the values of patriotism, service and civic responsibility,” Adelson said. “Our work goes beyond just preserving history — it’s about actively making an impact in the present. Supporting initiatives like Pups4Patriots is just one way we honor the service of those who have protected our freedoms.”
For more information about the American Humane Society and the Pups4Patriots program, visit www.americanhumane.org.
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