04/13/2026
Those of you that follow me know that I try to keep my page upbeat, I try to not attack people, but educate.
I am not an influencer, I am not in a position like some rescues that need to jump through Facebook hoops and keep lots of people, commenting and engaging with their material, or they lose followers . I am just a small, in-home rescue that thankfully has some amazing people supporting me .
For months I have watched this lady run her mouth on social media, saying outright lies, begging for financial help in trying to get them back, etc.
I can tell you things were worse than they even appeared in this video. With a video you cannot smell the stench, the horror of mice and roaches everywhere, the absolute lack of care, as well as the utter sadness you feel when you go into a hoarder’s home, because unfortunately, just like this lady, they generally are unreceptive to believing they have done anything wrong.
I finally did a comment on one of her posts yesterday.
I took my time and I felt it was respectful, but fashioned in a way that I was hoping would at least get her thinking.
That was not the case, she adamantly denied she had done anything wrong, continued to state that everything is lies, the judge is out to get her, etc.. basically cussed at me and then deleted everything and unfriended me.
Lots of you guys have probably seen her posts, or will recognize birds and know who this is.
I ask you to please not say her name, as that is not what I’m doing here, and while I can’t prevent you from reaching out to her, I am asking you that if you do, please do it from a place of wanting to help.
I do not feel her staying delusional is helpful to herself, the animals that she had, and God forbid if she gets more in the future.
What I would like to have happen is people comment honestly, without bashing, expressing what they think.
Even though she has unfriended me, I hope that she will look at this post, read the comments and possibly, if everyone is honest, it could help make her realize that it is as horrible as the they are claiming.
Before you comment, please take the time to watch the video. Not the explanation. Not the story. The conditions.
Then ask yourself one simple question:
Would you be okay with your animals living like that?
I’ve been involved in rescue for over 20 years. I have seen people go through hard times. I have seen temporary setbacks. I have seen situations where someone just needed help getting back on track.
This is not that.
What you’re looking at does not happen in a few days or even a couple of weeks. These are conditions that build over time. And when animals are living in it—breathing it, walking through it, relying completely on the person in that home—it crosses a line.
Since this happened months ago, the narrative has remained the same — that this was unjust, that the animals were well cared for, and that this was just a temporary situation.
At the same time, any pushback, questions, or differing perspectives have been removed or shut down.
That makes it even more important for people to look at the actual evidence for themselves and form their own opinion, instead of relying on one version of the story.
This is not about punishing someone for having a medical issue, or going through a difficult time. Life happens to all of us.
But animals don’t get a choice.
They don’t get to leave. They don’t get to ask for help. They are completely dependent on us to meet even their most basic needs.
And when conditions reach the point where outside intervention happens, it is very rarely because things were “just a little off.”
Again — do not go after this person. That is not helpful and it’s not what I want.
What I do want is for people to stop ignoring situations like this, and I honestly hope that if other people living in conditions like this, read this post, they will see that they need help, and reach out for it.
If you know someone living like this — whether it’s due to mental health, physical health, or anything else — please don’t look the other way.
That person needs help.
And if there are animals involved, it becomes urgent.
What we do to ourselves is one thing. What happens to animals in our care is another.
Stepping in is not betrayal. Sometimes it is the only chance things have to get better — for both the person and the animals.
This isn’t about drama. It’s about reality.
And sometimes reality is uncomfortable.
The mission statement of my rescue is, We are responsible for what we have captured, and when we know better, we should do better. 
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