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Rescue Journal
· Jan 19, 2020
Know your limits
Why can't we help every animal who needs us? What is one more? and one more? and one more? and one more?
Rescue Journal
· Jan 13, 2020
We lost Ben today
Two days ago he was sucking on Erin's fingers as he drifted off to sleep, wrapped up in his blanket. He was safe, he was loved, he was happy.
Rescue Journal
· Jan 10, 2020
Once Upon a Time...
A puppy was born and she was an adorable puppy with the sweetest face and startling intelligent blue icy eyes.
Rescue Journal
· Jan 4, 2020
whatever it takes.
several of our guys have gone out to foster or adoptive homes: spenser, mick, ginger and peanut all won the home of your own lottery this week.
Rescue Journal
· Dec 31, 2019
Happy New Year.
New Years Eve and I am alone with the animals. That's how this all started 15 years ago, just me and the very first saints animals.
Rescue Journal
· Dec 28, 2019
we love bad dogs
so shyla got out into the yard when robbie was out there and she bit him. now its not like robbie has not bitten his fair share of dogs, cats and people.
Rescue Journal
· Dec 25, 2019
Hazel passed away today.
She was not herself yesterday but perked up a little later in the day. This morning I found her splayed out on the floor, unable to get up.
Rescue Journal
· Dec 23, 2019
Raven has passed away.
The barn will feel so empty without this kind and gentle soul. Raven came to us quite a few years ago. He was an SPCA cruelty seizure from a terrible place.
Rescue Journal
· Dec 22, 2019
Home of the Brave
Milly came to us from a youth correctional facility, she was once part of a rehab program but the kids lost interest and she became forgotten, left alone in her…
Rescue Journal
· Dec 19, 2019
live and learn
i was talking to someone last week who asked me how to go about starting their own rescue. i am always torn about this question.
Rescue Journal
· Dec 14, 2019
eyes wide open
i think one of the most beneficial things i have learned from both nursing and rescue is the importance of keeping ones eye on the bouncing ball.
Rescue Journal
· Dec 8, 2019
a pat on the back!
We had HUGE tours thru this weekend...yesterdays tour ended up having 4 of us each grabbing a group, todays tour had to be divided in half to 2 groups.
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