10/22/2026
This is not our regular cutesy posts to get our pups adopted. Today we want to honor of our own. Kirstin has been our adoption coordinator and one of the cornerstones of our rescue for two years. Whenever we need something, she is the first one to say yes. Sadly, we had a situation where one of our kitten rescues had to be put down. This is in Kirstin's own words:
"Euthanasia. A word all pet owners know and dread.
In the rescue world, we want to save them all. We are volunteers opening our homes and hearts to provide safe, temporary homes for these fur babies while they continue their journey to their forever families.
I love what I do. Am I exhausted? YES! But I wouldn’t trade it for anything.
Sadly, though, rescue isn’t all unicorns and rainbows. Sometimes, despite everything we do, some animals just don’t make it…..and it SUCKS!
Our rescue recently pulled from a shelter that was at full capacity and needed help. I took in two 4-week-old kittens and one 2-week-old kitten. That meant bottle-feeding every few hours, constant litter changes, heaters running to keep the bathroom warm, and restarting the heating pad every 2 hours.
You do everything you can. But sometimes, it just isn’t enough.
Bruce and I fought together. He was dealt some pretty sh*tty cards in his short life, and I wish his story had ended differently. 💔
We can’t save them all. That’s one of the hardest realities of rescue. But I will continue to show up, open my home, give my heart, and fight for as many lives as I possibly can.
And I’ll keep doing it alongside the most incredible team of people who share that same love and determination. Even when we can’t change the ending, every little life deserves a chance. And every life we save makes it worth continuing to fight.
Run free, sweet Bruce. You were loved, you were fought for, and you mattered. 🐾🌈
Help us fight….adopt, foster, donate or just give a random hug to someone in the rescue world. "
Thank you, Kirstin, for giving Bruce so much love in such a short amount of time🩷