The following is a photo inventory of dogs currently in TARC's care in Azemmour. Morocco does not, thankfully, have a municipal animal sheltering system in place, nor does it need one. TARC believes the

The following is a photo inventory of cats currently in TARC's care in Azemmour. Morocco does not, thankfully, have a municipal animal sheltering system in place, nor does it need one. TARC believes the

Need a smile? Here's a really short video of a rescued mommy cat named Evangeline reuniting with her weaned babies after a two-week separation. If this doesn't make you smile, somebody needs to check your

“I said, ‘Somebody should do something about that.’ Then I realized, I am somebody.” Above is a famous quote from Lily Tomlin. It speaks to me loudly. I am definitely a "do-er." I'm not known

The following is a photo inventory of cats currently in TARC's care in Azemmour. Morocco does not, thankfully, have a municipal animal sheltering system in place, nor does it need one. TARC believes the

The following is a photo inventory of dogs currently in TARC's care in Azemmour. Morocco does not, thankfully, have a municipal animal sheltering system in place, nor does it need one. TARC believes the

It's been a long time since TARC posted from this account--almost a year. Our last update was ten months ago, when I (@rhondak) was preparing to leave the U.S. for an extended period of time. Then came

Many changes coming for the rescue, and for me, personally. On August 20, I fly to Europe for the rest of the year. This was a relatively sudden decision, but only in course of action. The awareness that

As the director of a rescue organization in a region plagued by horrific conditions for animals and high kill shelters, I have something on my mind. We have struggled for years for funding, for help from

Operating an animal rescue in Central Appalachia has been thankless, tireless work, often brutal. Believe me when I say the community doesn’t want us here, any more than they want other charitable outreaches

We are looking for people to support our yearly fundraiser! Not many contributors have stepped up so far, although we did have some pledges come through that won’t show here. They’re for very specific

Recently we posted about a critical need for funding. Several issues arose for us recently, including a plumbing disaster, a severe facial injury for one of our dogs, and an upcoming transport that needs

Who remembers E.J.? He's one of our rescues who was classified as "difficult," both because of breed mixture and fear issues. Last fall, we drove him to New Hampshire with several other dogs

The situation with our water lines here at the rescue...let's just say it has been a challenge. During the recent cold snap, our water supply in the basement froze, and when it thawed, the pipes burst.

Milo is home now, resting and healing and not understanding why he has to wear a cone. Poor guy bumps into everything. But he's better, thank goodness. Our vet had to reattach his face to his head, but

The photo above? It shows two inches of water in our basement floor. Not cool. We have a problem. It's been a while since we posted. Much has been happening, including a tough decision to suspend active

We did it! We successfully sent two more dogs to forever homes in New England. Reba and Heath left yesterday on transport and arrived today around noon in Vermont. We heard that Reba was very scared, but

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We received the best news yesterday--thanks to our New Hampshire rescue partners, two of our most difficult dogs found forever homes. E.J. has always been an exceptionally sweet boy. But he grew up not

Part of the work we do as a rescue is take a stand against abuse and neglect of animals. In regions like Central Appalachia, the culture regards animals as property, as non-sentient beings who don’t experience