Our mission is to promote animal welfare awareness through community education, strengthen the human-animal bond through training, and safeguard the rights of animals and responsible ownership. We are dedicated to ending the suffering, abuse, and exploitation of animals while championing best practices in prevention, sheltering, and placement of companion animals.
We have teenage puppies in house…what does that mean exactly?
1) they forget their brains and forget to listen
2) they test boundaries daily
3) their endless shenanigans bring us joy and grey hair
4) they are worthy of love too
From tennis balls to digging holes to peekaboo and peeing at each other for fun (🤢🤢🤢 yup) we are so fortunate that these boys are with us.
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I do love this gang❤️❤️I have to know who peed on who😱
They are all such great dogs!
And they bruise…first picture of hank
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Some days rescue is just hard….
We trust our dogs in your hands, it’s hard as a rescue team. We save them, provide hours of care, training, and time into our pups just to hand them over to a complete stranger.
None of our rescue dogs deserve a life in a rescue setting but we make it the best for them as we can.
In this photo, Balty was wet and if you know him, he will melt in water. Wrapped in blankets, a volunteer, who is also a mom and full time nursing student, spent her one free morning with him.
Our volunteers make WWR the best place for animals who do not have a choice ♥️🐾
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Austin & I are grateful to you and all of your volunteers ❤️
What a dear sweet woman to spend her morning doing this ❤️ Thank you to everyone else for the loving care you give these beautiful dogs.
Bless every creature that comforts another... regardless whether they're same or different. Grace and gratitude to all 💖🙏🐾
Thank you all for everything you do 💕💕
They deserve the world, so we try to give it to them. 💜
Awww that's my beautiful sister ❤️ She is such an amazing woman 💛
So sweet 💕
Thank you.
