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“Pack Healer is a nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming at-risk and behaviorally challenged dogs, while promoting public safety, responsible ownership, and humane training practices.”

06/06/2026

Willow is on the Pack Healer team! Great energy

06/06/2026

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Hemi came to us with a bite history that most shelters couldn’t take on. Today, he lives peacefully with a cat.

No dog left behind.

We respect and appreciate the shelters and rescues doing hard, necessary work every day. They are overwhelmed, under-resourced, and still showing up for animals in need.

But there is another layer of this work that often gets missed—the misunderstood, the labeled, the ones written off too soon. That’s where we come in.

We are the organization that says: not yet, not like this, not over our watch.

We don’t believe in giving up on dogs like Hemi. We believe in structure, rehabilitation, trust-building, and second chances done right.

Because every dog deserves a fair chance to be understood before they are defined by their worst moment.

No dog left behind.

06/05/2026

🐾 Training & Health Tips from the Pack! 🐾
We are always working on sharpening our skills here at Pack Healer Inc! In this clip, we’re practicing place training and boundary control using a simple blanket as a visual reference point.
Training a dog to stay on their "place" isn't just about obedience; it's a fantastic tool for building impulse control, boosting confidence, and creating a calm mindset. As you can see, consistency is key, and every little win builds a stronger bond!
⚠️ A Vital Feeding Tip for Large, Deep-Chested Breeds
Beyond mental workouts, structural health and routine are everything—especially when it comes to nutrition and safety.
For large, deep-chested dogs, managing how and when they eat is crucial to reducing the risk of Gastric Dilation-Volvulus (GDV), commonly known as bloat. To keep our pack safe, healthy, and on a consistent routine, we follow a strict seasonal feeding schedule:
☀️ Summer Schedule: Fed once a day at 6:00 PM
❄️ Winter Schedule: Fed once a day at 4:00 PM
Adjusting the feeding time helps align their digestion with shifting daylight hours and activity levels across the seasons, ensuring they have plenty of time to rest and digest before or after any major exertion.
What are your favorite training tools or daily routines with your pups? Let us know in the comments! 👇

06/04/2026

Juat a dog chasing a RC car

We were also donated 6 kennel's. I just need to find time to take them down and I don't have a way to haul them
06/03/2026

We were also donated 6 kennel's. I just need to find time to take them down and I don't have a way to haul them

06/02/2026

We've raised enough money for fencing. The question is how elaborate do we need. What is necessary for safety? Do we wait and raise more money for a more elaborate setup or do we get a nice place going and build from there?

06/01/2026

Luna was a pro.

05/31/2026

Leadership doesn't always need words.

No commands. No corrections. No constant direction.

Just a dog choosing to follow because trust has been built, boundaries are understood, and the relationship means something.

True leadership isn't about control. It's about being worth following.

When structure, consistency, and communication come together, you start to see moments like this—where the leash becomes just a safety line and the connection does the rest.

Dogs are always watching. The question is: are we giving them a leader they can confidently follow?

05/31/2026

He loves a good swim

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1804 Bates Amasa Road
Iron River, MI
49920

Telephone

+19063670378

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