03/23/2026
Let’s talk about something real.
I don’t move like most people—and I’m not going to.
If something doesn’t align with me, it does not continue to receive my energy. Period.
I’m not on this side one day and that side the next. I stand on what I stand on.
And that’s where a lot of people struggle—because you don’t choose.
You stay in the middle. Watching, commenting here, supporting there… trying to hold both sides at once.
That’s not alignment. That’s confusion.
And it shows.
Because you are allowed to choose.
You can unfollow me. You can block me. You can tell Facebook you don’t want to see anything from this page again.
You are not stuck here.
So if you’re still here—watching, liking, engaging—while also saying you don’t support what I do… then your actions are speaking louder than anything you’re saying elsewhere.
So let me make it simple:
Pick a side.
And stand on it.
Because I already know where I stand. I have never been on the side of people’s comfort—I am on the side of these animals. Always.
They don’t have a voice. That’s what I protect.
And I don’t do halfway energy.
I don’t do divided loyalty.
I don’t do fence-riding.
If you’re here, you’re here fully.
If you’re not, that’s your choice—but you don’t stay connected to this space while standing somewhere else.
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And let me say this too.
If you ever claimed to be my friend—my “soul sister,” anything like that—and when something went down, you chose the opposite side through your silence, your support, or your participation… then we were never aligned to begin with.
Because anyone who truly knows me knows this:
I am not here to please people.
I am here to protect these animals.
So if your actions—or your silence—support something that goes against what’s best for them, then we are not on the same side. And I’m okay with that.
I blocked who I needed to block. Not out of emotion—but out of clarity.
You can’t say you “don’t know what to say” while actively engaging somewhere else.
That is your answer. That is your position.
And I move accordingly.
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Now let’s talk about what actually happened.
The person you’re over there supporting made the decision to leave the rescue on their own.
No one asked them to leave.
And within 24 hours of that decision, they removed access to every platform we had to raise funds—without giving the rescue any time to transition or prepare another way.
That decision left the rescue with no way to bring in money for the care of these animals.
The babies were the ones put at risk.
It took me nearly a week to rebuild systems so we could continue operating as a 501(c)(3) and provide food and care.
So while people are over there talking about me, understand what you are actually supporting.
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And let’s clear this up too.
No one was ever told they couldn’t follow or be friends with anyone.
That is not what was said.
The boundary was simple—and legal:
You cannot share private rescue information, including adopter or veterinary information, without permission.
That boundary was crossed.
And I will stand on that every single time.
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And for the ones riding the fence—talking in other spaces but still here watching, liking, engaging—
Just understand this:
Every time you engage here, you are supporting the very thing you claim you don’t support.
So again… pick a side.
Because I will continue to remove any energy that does not align with this space.
Not out of anger—but because I refuse to leave these animals in limbo for anybody.
When I clear out what doesn’t belong, it makes room for what does.
And what belongs here is simple:
People who are fully aligned with protecting the babies.
No confusion.
No divided loyalty.
No fence.
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And one final note:
If you adopted a baby from me and it was made clear that they required specific care, and you chose not to follow that care—that is your responsibility.
You don’t get to ignore the guidance and then come back expecting me to fix the outcome of that decision.
These babies are set up for success when their care is followed.
If you choose otherwise, then you also choose to take ownership of whatever comes with that.
And to be very clear—
I will not put this entire rescue at risk for a situation that was created by repeatedly ignoring that guidance.
A dog that was stable when they left here does not become aggressive without reason.
If protocols are not followed, behaviors change.
If support is refused when it’s offered, outcomes change.
So no—I will not bring that risk back into this environment and put other animals in danger.
And the people who sit back and say what should be done—while never stepping up, never taking in a dog like that, never supporting this rescue in that way—those opinions don’t carry weight here.
Because this is real life.
And I will always choose what protects the animals in my care.
