Greetings, Heather here! Let me start with a story. Years ago, my husband and I were fostering for a rescue. Our fifth foster came along, and it was instant love. This poor baby was found at about 5 weeks of age with her siblings zipped up in a duffel bag on the side of the highway in Missouri. They had sarcoptic mange, and spent 7 weeks in isolation. She came to us at 12 weeks of age, sickly, and ravaged by the mange and the treatment. We couldn't let her go. Unfortunately, she developed rabies vaccinosis, a potentially harmful (and deadly) reaction to the rabies vaccine. She was also MDR1 positive. But Trinity was silly, and goofy, and a comedien. She stole everyone's hearts. But, as a trainer, I wasn't able to really take her places, no matter how much she loved to go, or how hard she would work, because she wasn't allowed to get a rabies shot, and the side effects of her disease were sometimes very hard to deal with. She had a complete lack of impulse control, seizures, and a variety of other problems. Sadly, we only had her about 6 years when the disease took it's toll. We had to let her go, and she took a part of all of our hearts with her.

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I tell you this to not make you sad, but to make you understand my passion for the rescue community. I'm excited to announce our shelter and rescue program below.