Sanctuary News

Changing Seasons – September Sanctuary Update

By Jon Phillips / September 30, 2020
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Hi Everyone!And just like that, summer is gone and autumn is here. It’s amazing how this year has seemed to simultaneously move super fast…

Resilience and Renewal – August Sanctuary Update

By Jon Phillips / September 6, 2020
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Hi Everyone!As many of you know, we’ve had two very special arrivals this month. There was the arrival of Gifford, a very sweet pit…

Feed The Beasts Challenge

By Heather Wildman / August 26, 2020
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Our FEED THE BEASTS challenge is back! Two Amazon wish lists are available, one for the cats and one for the dogs. Each list…

Lazy Days of Summer – July Sanctuary Update

By Jon Phillips / July 31, 2020
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Hi Everyone!It seems every year about this time, the temperatures rise and my creativity sinks. So I play my once a year lazy summer…

Sunny Days – June Sanctuary Update

By Jon Phillips / June 29, 2020
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There doesn’t seem to have been much good news to talk about in the world recently, but luckily for us, that is not the…

Adoption Update: Luna

By Heather Wildman / May 29, 2020
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When Luna was found as a stray and brought to the city’s municipal shelter, it was clear that Luna was afraid of the world…

Featured Pet: Vinnie

By Heather Wildman / May 29, 2020
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At four years old, Vinnie has experienced quite a lot in such a short period of time. Still, this Rat Terrier has proved throughout…

What’s Next – May Sanctuary Update

By Jon Phillips / May 29, 2020
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Happy Summer!! It was such a relief to start seeing nature start exploding back to life this month. Leaves on the trees and blooms…

Little by Little – April Sanctuary Update

By Jon Phillips / April 30, 2020
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I don’t think it would be exaggerating to say that this has been the toughest month since the sanctuary first opened. Volunteers, and in…

A Tribute to Cosmo

By Heather Wildman / April 1, 2020
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Cosmo was living with a gentleman who unfortunately passed away. His family wasn’t able to keep him long term, but was able to provide…