Kelly Sutliff has always had a close connection with dogs. “In my family, we had dogs, and I grew up with dogs, and I just loved animals,” Sutliff, a Whippany resident, said. “I always have, specifically dogs.” Read article: https://www.newjerseyhills.com/hanover_eagle/news/how-a-hanover-resident-is-connecting-domestic-violence-survivors-with-protection-dogs/article_5318b1b5-6ce1-4725-8d70-af4fcc48691f.html

Kelly Sutliff, Founder of Kelly’s K9s, Tails of Courage, is the 2025 Prize Recipient of The William J. von Liebig Prize, an extraordinary honor recognizing leadership that bridges human and animal welfare. Kelly transformed her own experience as a survivor of domestic violence into a powerful movement rooted in safety, healing, and empowerment. Established in October 2024, Kelly’s K9s, Tails of Courage provides trained protection dogs that offer both physical security and emo

It was on May 5 when New Jersey-based psychotherapist Kelly Sutliff was featured on the debut episode of the Investigation Discovery (ID) true crime show “Toxic” — the six-part docuseries which sees television personality and entrepreneur Elizabeth Chambers exploring the complexities of toxic and traumatic relationships. Read article: https://www.messenger-inquirer.com/news/local/local-true-crime-podcast-to-feature-survivor-from-id-docuseries-toxic/article_395b7db8-35c6-568d-

We are deeply honored to share that our founder, Kelly Sutliff, was featured in the premiere episode of Toxic, a national documentary series that aired on Investigation Discovery (ID) and is streaming on HBO Max and Hulu.  ​ Kelly appeared in Episode 1, “Sleeping With a Stranger,” which premiered on May 5th, 2025, and marked the first time she shared the full truth of what she survived. The episode was raw, unfiltered, and deeply personal. ​ Alongside her was her protection