Me and my Fiancé came to the shelter not expecting to leave with a dog. The second we saw Diesel we were in love. He is extremely smart and I swear he knows what I’m saying. With plans to move to a farm unexpectedly changing, Diesel came with us on a move to Ruskin, FL. We are now moved into a home with a large yard and plans to build a fence within the year. Diesel is as sweet and sassy as the day we met him! A true part of our home. Silver now Diesel
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It was covid. I was so lonely and needed to make a new friend. I decided to take my Mom to Tiny Lions to just hangout. I never planned to meet a new friend that day. A little guy sat on my Mom’s lap and she said, “He is the one!” I read his collar and his name was LT.Dan and I held him and knew he was going to be my best friend in the whole world. I brought him home a few short weeks later, and we became best buds. I decided while I worked he couldn’t be
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Caring is hard. And compassion fatigue is real. Take it from us; we’ve been there. Here are our thoughts on healthy ways to recover it when you’re feeling like you care too much (or don’t want to care any more) — compassion fatigue. Give/Get love from animals. You can adopt, of course– but you don’t have to have an animal in your home to get the love from one. You can take a neighbor’s dog for a walk, visit our cat cafe, become a volunteer or foster or employee… we have so many ways to enjoy the healing power of
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Three years ago, our daughter adopted Mila from your facility. As Mila just turned 7, we wanted to provide an update of her life. Simply put, she is a delightful companion, and we love her dearly. She is sweet, fun, and smart, and we couldn’t imagine life without her. She goes on long walks, enjoys playing fetch and tug-of-war, and barks at invisible intruders in the yard. She is living her best life. Thank you for all you do for animals who need you! Mila
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