11/02/2026
I know some of you are probably sitting there thinking, “What the hell is she doing? She has over 200 dogs of her own to take care of, she’s constantly asking for help, and now she’s out here trying to help everybody else’s animals too!”
Trust me, I KNOW. 😂
And you’re not wrong.
But here’s the problem. I don’t know how to turn my back on someone who is genuinely trying to do the right thing. Especially when they’ve reached out for help and nobody else has stepped up.
And sometimes, it’s not even about the people. It’s about the animals who have absolutely no say in the situation they’re in.
Look at the Hartford dogs. That was a HUGE undertaking. It cost us time, money, resources, and a whole lot of energy we didn’t exactly have to spare. But you guys stepped up, and together we made a difference. I will always be grateful for that.
Now we’re helping get the six Headland dogs spayed and neutered on Tuesday. Because preventing another litter of unwanted puppies helps EVERY rescue, shelter, and community down the road.
But after Tuesday, I’m going to TRY to mind my own business until the first of the year. 😂
Notice I said TRY. I make absolutely no promises.
The truth is, we have plenty of animals right here at Rescue to the Max who still need veterinary care, spay/neuter appointments, and routine medical updates. We have buildings and fences that need repairs, projects that need finishing, and over 200 mouths depending on us every single day.
And until our 1000 Strong monthly donor program grows enough to give us some financial stability, I’m unfortunately going to keep asking you guys for help. Every week. Probably darn near every day.
Not because I enjoy asking. Believe me, I don’t.
But because the bills don’t stop, the dogs don’t stop eating, and the responsibilities don’t disappear just because the money runs out.
I know I spread myself too thin. I know I take on more than I should. And I know sometimes I need to remind myself that I can’t save everybody.
But it’s awfully hard to look the other way when you know you CAN make a difference.
So I’m going to do my best to focus on the animals already depending on me for the rest of this year.
And to every single one of you who continues to support us, even when I’m off on another one of my rescue missions, THANK YOU. ❤️
You make it possible for me to do what I do, even when I probably shouldn’t be taking on one more thing.
My heart has never been the problem. My budget just can’t keep up with it. 🐾❤️
— Rescue to the Max: Max’s Legacy Inc.