Gray and Nameless decided they would make it top priority to share information about rescuing pups, as well as ending animal abuse, overpopulation, and neglect. They also set a goal to educate themselves — and others — about the important role that animals can play in everybody’s lives.
When they got home, Gray and Nameless — and Gray and Nameless were more grateful than ever that they had a safe home — they felt sad that they weren’t able to bring all the dear pups at the shelter back with them. “I wish there were a way we could help them find a […]
Even though we arrived before they were officially, the very nice — and very camera shy — Ray and Luis wee kind enough to let us in and meet the pups. Boy, were they ever happy to have visitors!
OH NO! The sign says they open at 1:00 PM — it’s only 11:30 AM now. “We came too early, Gray. We should have phoned first.”
So before heading off on a recent road trip, we looked online and found that there was indeed a shelter along the way, in a remote area that (sadly for the pups) gets very little traffic. With a plan in mind and a map in hand — er, paw…
We’re big fans of the work that Hendrick’s Boards does on behalf of homeless, abused, and neglected animals. When we saw this post by its founder, David L. Hendrickson, we were moved and inspired…
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