05/04/2026
Big changes are coming—and they come from a place very close to my heart.
After taking some time to step back and focus on growing my family and welcoming my babies, I’m ready to get back to work—this time with an even deeper purpose.
Our 501(c)(3) dog rescue is evolving. While we will always remain committed to saving dogs in need, we are shifting our focus into a nonprofit organization centered on training service dogs for individuals living with trauma-induced PTSD, including survivors of sexual abuse.
This mission is personal. Everyone deserves to feel safe in their own body and their own life, and the kind of support a well-trained service dog can provide is truly life-changing.
What this means:
• We will continue rescuing dogs and giving them a second chance
• We will train select dogs to become highly skilled service animals
• We will work to place these dogs with individuals who need them most
• Our goal is to provide these service dogs at no cost to survivors through donations and community support
And this is just the beginning. Our long-term vision is to grow into a program that also offers access to counseling, self-defense classes, and other supportive services—creating a space where individuals can rebuild confidence, feel safe, and take back control of their lives.
This next chapter is about healing, safety, and creating real change—for both people and the dogs we save.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us and stuck with us during this pause. I’m so excited for what’s ahead. 🐾
