Rescue Journal · Nov 6, 2017

previous saint bernice has also passed away.

bernice was a sweet little dog who lived an upside down, chaotic life until she was lucky enough to find the home of her dreams.
Rescue Journal · Nov 6, 2017

Bratwurst is asking for help

View video Bratwurst came to SAINTS March 2017 because he suddenly was paralyzed and his young owner did not have the $6,000 - $8,000 funds required for…
Rescue Journal · Nov 5, 2017

our dear little past saint bambi has passed away.

Rescue Journal · Nov 4, 2017

Happy Enok

Thanks KO for the video of this adorable old guy View video
Rescue Journal · Oct 28, 2017

rest in peace Luke

Sad news this morning. Yesterday, the world lost a really great dog. Luke (previously known as Adam, and before that, Dalton) passed away.
Rescue Journal · Oct 25, 2017

in talking about making not so great decisions...

pigs are not immune. in many ways i see cats and pigs emotionally as closest to humans...their thinking is somewhat self serving and highly complex.
Rescue Journal · Oct 25, 2017

fickle finger of fate

we all have the very best of intentions. so much of what we do comes from a soft and caring heart.
Rescue Journal · Oct 21, 2017

updates

busy day...new fairly large pot belly pig in today. saints welcomes winston. he is a sweet boy and we are hoping for a smooth adjustment for him.
Rescue Journal · Oct 20, 2017

Cinderstella

In my own little corner, in my own little bed I can be whatever I want to be.... I can sleep without little dogs running around and bugging me.
Rescue Journal · Oct 19, 2017

Huckleberry passed away today.

Transferred from New Westminster Animal Services back in July, we tried everything we could to make Huckleberry feel better.
Rescue Journal · Oct 18, 2017

finding peace

as night falls and the foggy rain sweeps thru the air....i feel grateful that the animals and myself are warm and dry within.
Rescue Journal · Oct 14, 2017

the rescue trench of relentlessness.

i always feel minimized, marginalized, brushed aside when whining about how hard rescue is and the dreaded "compassionate fatigue" comes into play.