One thing we love about our New England rescue partners is the way they keep us informed about the dogs we send. Although it's not always possible for us to follow the outcomes of every single dog, for

One thing I can safely say about Krakow: the residents of that city love their pets. Animals are everywhere—on leashes, in the air, on the sidewalks, in the restaurants. Polish people seem to lack the

TARC has struggled for more than a year with a need for costly repairs, as well as the lack of funds to make them and the inability to find local contractors interested in doing the work. Since @fundition

Last November, almost a year to the date of this post, TARC took in to weenie dog mix adult and three puppies that came to us from a situation where the owner (presumably elderly and ill health) had gotten

We got the first photo back from our New Hampshire rescue partners! Ziggy has found his family and gone home. He's pictured above with his new forever mom and dad. Dusty also got adopted. No pics back

We've started to get news trickling in from the dogs we just took on transport, and oh boy! This is when we're all reminded about why we do the work we do, why we sacrifice until it hurts and put up with

Thanks to the help and support of our Steem family, @fundition, @noblewitness, and our Vermont rescue partners, we transported six dogs to safety in New England! It was a good trip, and we feel great about

Thirty-six hours until six dogs leave on transport! This will be our last trip of the year, since driving in New England snow isn’t our strong suit. We may be able to sneak one or two onto a commercial

In 2013, I got booted off a local Facebook yardsale page because I used the term “kill shelter” in a comment. Admins of that group advised that it was an “offensive” term and that I would have to find

We are so pleased to report that, thanks to a generous donation by @kryptok9, ALL dogs scheduled for transport on October 20th are now spayed and neutered and otherwise vetted for transport. They’ll need

Lately, a great many Steem users have come forward offering to get involved with the TARC initiative. People do want to help. Finding the best ways to volunteer isn’t always easy. To have the most impact,

Last week we shared a post about the grave need for donations to vet some dogs who’ve been picked for transport. It got lost in the hardfork meltdown, so we’re posting again…except now it’s not just two

Good news! Reba, Heath, Gretyl, and Henry were picked by our New England rescue partner for transport. This trip could happen relatively quickly…if only. If only we could raise enough money for their vetting.

DESPERATELY SEEKING somebody to love me as much as I love everybody else in the whole world! This dog is adoptable. All animals listed as “adoptable” by TARC have completed fourteen days of intake quarantine

DESPERATELY SEEKING a family of my own who will love me forever and so I can show them all the love my little heart can give. This dog is adoptable. All animals listed as “adoptable” by TARC have completed

DESPERATELY SEEKING a best friend, a bedfellow, a masseuse, a personal chef, and a handsome ornament for the other end of a jeweled leash. This dog is adoptable. All animals listed as “adoptable” by TARC

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DESPERATELY SEEKING a best friend who is gentle and kind, but who loves to play and rub my belly! This dog is adoptable. All animals listed as “adoptable” by TARC have completed fourteen days of intake

DESPERATELY SEEKING a hiker, biker, or really active kid who loves to play and has a Tom Sawyer sense of adventure! This dog is adoptable. All animals listed as “adoptable” by TARC have completed fourteen

DESPERATELY SEEKING a compassionate human who will see to my health needs and make sure I know I'm the most special girl in the world. This dog is adoptable. All animals listed as “adoptable” by TARC have