Run Around Dog Town Rescuers

12/28/2025

12/24/2025

Let’s Clear Something Up…

For those of you who think rescuing dogs is some kind of income stream — you are soooo wrong.

We make $0 on any given dog.
Actually, that’s not even true… we lose money.
About $10,000 a year in dog food alone — and that’s before vaccines, vet visits, medications, gas for transports, and emergency care.

We don’t do this for money.
We don’t do this for recognition.
And we definitely don’t do it because it’s easy.

We do this because we believe every dog deserves love, a warm bed, and a chance at a good life.
That’s it. Hands down.

Running a rescue means long hours.
It means not being able to leave the property for more than a few hours at a time.
It means getting bit, cleaning messes, training dogs, and dealing with a lot of crap — sometimes literally.

It’s the best and worst job you’ll ever have.
The best because it’s incredibly rewarding.
The worst because there’s no paycheck — just exhaustion and a lot of responsibility.

And honestly?
We can’t see ourselves doing anything else.
Because when a dog who came to us scared, sick, or unwanted finally curls up in a warm bed…
When they learn to trust again…
When they leave for a home where they’re loved —

That’s the payoff.

12/03/2025

A family is in need of our help.

12/03/2025

Mighty Samson

12/03/2025

Holiday spirit activated! Granted, we can't have a traditional Christmas Tree with 37 furry toddlers, so this is as good as it gets.

11/29/2025

We're pretty happy with the way the yard layout is coming along. A 30x30 social yard (Yard 1). A 20x30 social yard (Yard 2) with two 10x10s attached. Then Yard 3 which is nearly .25 acres with six more 10x10s. Roofing on 3 so far. More projects that have to be completed, including roofing on three more kennels in yard, and a 16x16 garage. We're getting there....