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IGY6 K9 Corps — I Got Your Six

IGY6 K9 Corps · I Got Your Six

I got your six.

IGY6 K9 Corps exists to stand behind working dogs, veterans, handlers, and the families who hold the line with them—through practical support, education, and a community that follows through.

What does IGY6 mean? “I Got Your Six.” Your six is your back.

Working dogs gathered during a West Texas K9 community training dayTraining together · West Texas
K9 handler standing with a Belgian MalinoisHandler + K9
Handler fitting a working dog's harnessTrust built by hand
Handler standing beside a black working dogReady together
IGY6 K9 Corps emblem

More than an abbreviation

“Your six” means your back. It is a promise that no K9-handler team should have to carry the hard parts alone.

That promise is the standard: listen first, verify the need, provide help that is actually useful, and stay accountable for what happens next.

Our mission

Keep the team healthy, capable, and together.

Good intentions are not enough. Support should solve a real problem for the dog and the person responsible for them.

01

Axl’s Bowl

Complete-case food support, straightforward feeding guidance, and temporary nutrition assistance when a team needs breathing room.

02

Keep the Team Together

Verified help with equipment, transportation, boarding, and urgent needs that can separate a K9 from the person who depends on them.

03

Handler Forward

Supervised training, education, mentorship, and safety clinics that strengthen both ends of the leash.

A K9 handler with his Belgian Malinois

Why this exists

Built close to the work.

This mission comes from people who understand responsibility, service, and the bond built through ordinary days of showing up.

A working dog is never just equipment. A handler is never just a name on an application. Behind every team is a real relationship—and often a family carrying more than most people see.

IGY6 K9 Corps is being built to meet those people with respect, practical help, and follow-through.

The accountability promise

Help people can see and trust.

Every program must be specific about what was needed, what was provided, and who was responsible—while protecting the privacy and dignity of the families involved.

01 · VERIFY

Start with the real need

Support is reviewed before promises are made.

02 · SEPARATE

Keep funds accountable

Business and nonprofit money are never treated as the same thing.

03 · DOCUMENT

Record every handoff

Assistance and program expenses are tracked from approval through completion.

04 · REPORT

Show the impact

Updates are shared when permission and privacy allow.

Where we stand today: IGY6 K9 Corps has received its EIN, and its federal 501(c)(3) application is pending. West Texas Primal Bites and IGY6 K9 Corps remain separate while the legal, accounting, and governance safeguards are completed. Purchases and Paw It Forward contributions are not currently tax-deductible.

Stay close to the mission

When we say family, we mean showing up.

Follow the work, share a need, or start a conversation with Christopher. If we cannot help directly, we will still treat the question with respect.