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THE HEALING DAWGS

is a non-profit foundation with the purpose of teaching people to recognize and realize that love starts from within the individual? Our mission is to assist with the process of continually healing the mind, body, and spirit. Teaching, helping, and healing with humanitarian efforts throughout communities, the Healing Dawgs will be a guiding light to brighten the way.

The Healing Dawgs

is a non-profit foundation with the purpose of teaching people to recognize and realize that love starts from within the individual.  Our mission is to assist with the process of continually healing the mind, the body and the spirit. Teaching, helping, healing with Humanitarian efforts throughout communities, The Healing Dawgs will be a guiding light to brighten the way. With a special passion for our veterans, the youth and the homeless, our purpose is devoted to building a good solid foundation for good moral character, continual learning and development of emotional maturity while having respect for others.   It is a continual process to focus on creating a winning mentality and the Healing Dawgs will continue to help heal those in need.

Earnest Byner
Earnest Byner
is currently developing a structure for kids he calls, “Drills for Life”. He enjoys teaching and encouraging kids to have a winning structure in place and a winning mentality in life. Byner is visiting a Juvenile Assessment Center outside the Cleveland area at the end of April to help these troubled youth receive healing along with love and guidance to love themselves from the inside out.

The Healing Dawgs

Promotes healing of the mind, body, and spirit as well as partnerships with the community to advocate for Veterans, children, and the homeless. Today, Byner is known for humbly sharing encouragement and hope to help people get through tough times and triumph as winners both on and off the field, by sharing his story “Everybody Fumbles”. Recently, The Healing Dawgs visited Washington DC VA Medical Center to celebrate with the Veterans and have a “Super Bowl Sundae” Party.  Teammate, Ricky Ervins joined Byner to bring a lot of joy to the Veterans, especially those that were in more intensive care. The experience was so humbling to him, that his Healing Dawgs foundation is currently partnering with the VA Medical Center in Cleveland to deal with issues such as suicide, drug use and concussions with a focus on how to increase the awareness of resources available to our Veterans in need. Byner will be hosting a special event with the Veterans on July 30th, the Sunday before the Hall of Fame Game with a special tribute to the Veterans of Cleveland.