4Knines Blog Home Page
October 2022 Charity Spotlight: Great Pyrenees Rescue Society
October 2022 Charity Spotlight: Great Pyrenees Rescue Society The Great Pyrenees is known as the “Gentle Giant”. Even-tempered and loyal, the Great Pyrenees (aka Pyrs) loves attention and can be a wonderful family pet as long as the pet owner is willing to be a strong leader and is okay with the stubborn and quirky nature of this breed—the Great Pyrenees is NOT just a big white Golden Retriever. Great Pyrenees Rescue Society (GPRS) is a foster-based, 501c3 animal rescue dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption of Great Pyrenees dogs whose lives are in danger. GPRS was founded by Malise Saucier in 2006 to facilitate the placement of Great Pyrenees and Pyr mixes across the country. Great Pyrenees Rescue Society has a long history of successful adoptions both in Texas and in the Northwest through a monthly transport of Pyrs from Texas to the Pacific Northwest. Most GPRS rescues come from kill shelters around Texas who are then placed in foster homes in the Pacific Northwest and Texas while they are evaluated and rehabilitated until a permanent home can be found. GPRS will also transport to suitable, adoptive homes in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, New Mexico, and Arizona. Top Ten Reasons to Adopt a Rescued Great Pyrenees: 1. You'll be saving a life and helping a dog in need! 2. You get a dog that’s already spayed/neutered and up to date on its shots! 3. Saves on puddles - they are usually house-trained by their fosters. 4. Experience the unconditional love a devoted & loyal Pyrenees can give. 5. Nothing is cuter than a rescued Pyrenees puppy! 6. Help with meeting your weight loss goals -they make perfect personal trainers on long walks! 7. You’ll get an instant loyal, calm companion for life who will help protect your home. 8. Be the envy of the neighborhood & make new friends by walking such a unique, majestic dog! 9. No surprises — with an adult, you’ll know their size and temperament right away. 10. Your couch (and lap) will always be warm in winter! Sadly, there are so many more wonderful, majestic, and deserving Great Pyrenees needing help than there are suitable homes. The only way to save these precious dogs is with the help of fosters. GPRS is always in need of temporary foster homes, donations, volunteers' help, and of course, permanent homes to help fulfill their ultimate mission. 4Knines delights in shining a light on outstanding nonprofits who serve the animal community. We are happy to support GPRS with monetary and product donations and hope you will consider donating to their mission as well. 100% of all donations received go directly to the dogs cared for by the volunteer-run Great Pyrenees Rescue Society. Every penny counts and will make the difference in the life of a thankful Great Pyrenees.
Learn more
September 2022 Charity Spotlight: Retired Police Canine Foundation
September 2022 Charity Spotlight: Retired Police Canine Foundation Before retiring from the New York Police Department (NYPD), Chief was one of the first K-9 units to patrol the New York City subway system after 9/11. During his eight active years with the NYPD, Chief was awarded national citations for patrol work and was involved in counter terror operations. Law enforcement dogs provide our communities and our families with unmatched protection from criminals and terrorists. With their incredible sense of smell, these dogs offer the most effective method to detect explosives and weapons being smuggled into the US. Specially trained dogs also help catch arsonists, find illegal drugs, and detect tons of illegal drugs and dangerous agricultural products from being smuggled across our borders. These dogs also apprehend thousands of criminals every year and guard sensitive government buildings. But what happens when a courageous law enforcement K9 becomes unsuitable for service work because of age or a physical disability and is ready to retire from active duty? The Problem Typically, the dog’s original handler will want to adopt the dog as a pet, but many law enforcement families cannot afford the high cost of veterinary bills (up to $3,000 per year) for aging dogs who have often been injured in the line of duty. Another obstacle is housing - active-duty law enforcement dogs are permitted by law in most rental housing, but retired dogs do not have the same protection. Therefore, dog handlers who rent their homes are not able to adopt without struggling to find a new, affordable place to live with their dog. As a result, many retired law enforcement dogs ultimately end up in a shelter, and sadly, some are euthanized because there is no one to care for them. The Solution - Retired Police Canine Foundation to the rescue (literally!) While caring for Chief, Tina Geraci saw firsthand the challenges law enforcement dogs faced when they retired, which is why Tina started the Retired Police Canine Foundation (RPCF). The goal of RPCF is to raise awareness about the tremendous service these dogs provide in homeland security, community police work, and border patrol – and to relieve the financial burden of those who adopt these dogs when they retire by assisting with vet bills, securing housing, and assisting with other expenses. Among other things, the Retired Police Canine Foundation works to achieve the following: Recruit and negotiate with veterinarians, dog food suppliers, and other service providers to provide free or discounted services to Military and law enforcement officers who have adopted retired dogs. Help pay for medical care for retired Military and law enforcement dogs. Negotiate with landlords to allow handlers and their retired dogs to remain in their rental homes or apartments. Work to give retired Military and law enforcement dogs the same rights as service dogs who can live anywhere with their owners and accompany their owners into all public places. Raise awareness about the effectiveness of these dogs in protecting our country from terrorists and our communities from crime. The 4Knines Monthly Spotlight is designed to shine a light on the work of non-profits like the Retired Police Canine Foundation. 4Knines is proud to support the work of RPCF with a monetary donation and product donations. We hope you will consider making a donation as well!
Learn more
August 2022 Charity Spotlight: Lucky Puppy Rescue
August 2022 Charity Spotlight: Lucky Puppy Rescue Incorporated in 2008, Lucky Puppy Rescue was formed by Teri Mattson in an effort to change the luck of rescue dogs forever. By working with the community, partner shelters, and rescue groups, Lucky Puppy Rescue restores the health of the lucky dogs that come their way. They tend to each dog’s individual needs with veterinary care, and they help to prevent further overpopulation by spaying and neutering the dogs in their care. Located on a 125-acre family farm in Bonifay, Florida, Lucky Puppy Rescue welcomes each new rescue into clean, secure kennel areas before introducing them to the other dogs in their care. Each day begins with exercise - a morning walk through woods and pasture trails followed by a splash and swim in the pond when weather permits. Before dinner, there is typically another long walk around the farm to finish the day. During these moments, founder Teri Mattson often feels like the "Lucky" one at the rescue. The unique setting of Lucky Puppy Rescue helps to address each dog’s unique emotional needs while providing them with a pack family to help socialize them. By meeting the physical, emotional, medical, and social needs of rescued dogs, Lucky Puppy Rescue helps prepare them for transfer to a foster family or for adoption into a suitable family as well-adjusted, much-loved pets! When foster families open their hearts and homes to a rescue dog from Lucky Puppy Rescue, they ultimately help save two lives—the life of the dog they are fostering and the life of the dog. Fosters save the life of the rescue dog they welcome into their home while also opening a spot for another lucky dog to be taken into the program. Fosters are needed for dogs of every size, type, age and activity level. Through 4Knines’ Monthly Spotlight articles, we try to shine a light on the work of animal advocacy groups across the country. We are proud to recognize the efforts of Lucky Puppy Rescue and hope you will consider supporting their mission by serving as a foster, by making a one-time or monthly donation, or by purchasing merchandise from the Lucky Puppy store.
Learn more
July 2022 Charity Spotlight: Phoenix Assistance Dogs
July 2022 Charity Spotlight: Phoenix Assistance Dogs Phoenix Assistance Dogs (PAD), located in Lititz, PA, was founded by Linzey Zoccola in 2009. Her love for dogs, her desire to serve, and her experience raising and training her own service dog inspired Linzey to create a new and organizational model for the field. Living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy provided Linzey with a unique perspective of the impact assistance dogs have on individuals with disabilities. After working for ten years with a large-scale service dog organization, Linzey focused on founding Phoenix Assistance Dogs. PAD offers a variety of different options for those in need of service dogs. Like traditional service dog programs, PAD has volunteer puppy raisers who spend the first 18-24 months of a dog's life training to become a service dog by training them to basic commands, exposing them to various public settings and eventually training the dogs to the specific tasks that their future partner may need to mitigate their disability. For those who want to train their own service dog (owner training), PAD also offers a specialized training plan with the help and guidance of PAD trainers. Before choosing a dog to work with, PAD conducts a series of temperament evaluations, and each dog undergoes a veterinary consultation to ensure the dog's health. Phoenix Assistance Dogs believes strongly in working one-on-one with partners to discuss their needs for an assistance dog. Each breed is considerably different, as is each disability. Getting to know clients closely allows PAD to search for and obtain a dog that best suits the individual needs of their clients. Early on, PAD focused solely on using rescue dogs, and some of the most exceptional assistance dogs are from rescues. In 2014, PAD bred their first litter of future assistance dogs, a Standard Poodle litter. This litter was shared with Paws with a Cause in Michigan and 4 Paws for Ability in Ohio. Six of eight puppies from that litter are working assistance dogs or currently in breeding programs for their program! Since then, many more litters have gone on to become great service dogs for PAD and other service dog organizations. In addition, some of these litters have produced dogs that now work in various local school districts as facility dogs! At about 15-months-old, dogs meet individuals on waiting lists and interact with them. This special time is called “Meet The Dogs.” Volunteer staff assess each interaction and take into consideration likes and dislikes of each individual when matching the future assistance dog teams. Phoenix Assistance Dogs currently has over 30 dogs in training and 57 working dogs from California to Pennsylvania. Phoenix Assistance Dogs could not achieve their mission without the help of PAD volunteers and support from the public. If you live in the Lititz, PA area and would like to give someone the gift of true independence, consider donating your time and opening your home to help train up a puppy! If this is not an option for you, please join 4Knines in supporting the work of this exceptional non-profit by making a donation.
Learn more
June 2022 Charity Spotlight: Delaware Valley Doberman Pinscher Assistance
June 2022 Charity Spotlight: Delaware Valley Doberman Pinscher Assistance Established in 1989, Delaware Valley Doberman Pinscher Assistance, Inc. (DVDPA) is a non-profit, charitable organization made up of dedicated volunteers who rescue and assist Dobermans in PA, NJ, NY and DE. Since their inception, DVDPA has rescued and rehomed hundreds of homeless, neglected, and/or abused Dobermans. Dogs arrive at DVDPA from local shelters or from owners who can no longer care for their dog. DVDPA recognizes this is a difficult decision for any owner and works to make the process as uncomplicated as possible. In addition to caring for displaced Dobermans, DVDPA provides breed information to potential owners and offers helpful resources to Doberman owners who are dealing with unusual behavior, signs of distress, or genetic health issues. Most Doberman Pinschers are devoted and loyal companions, and those who make their way to DVDPA are typically happy, healthy Dobermans who require little medical attention other than routine vaccinations and spaying or neutering. When needed, DVDPA is also able to handle special needs Dobies in their program. DVDPA supplies food, shelter, and medical care until forever homes can be found. DVDPA owes much of their success to foster families who open their homes to Dobermans in need, transport them to veterinarian appointments, raise puppies and care for nursing moms, administer medications as needed to get dogs back on track and ready for a new forever home. All this while providing course training and evaluating each dog’s personality. All Dobermans in the care of DVDPA are adopted by approved applicants after a home visit has been completed and references are checked. DVDPA volunteers work to match dogs and owners based on the desires of the adopters and the personality of the dog. A complete list of available Dobies can be found on the DVDPA website. We hope you will consider joining 4Knines in supporting the work of Delaware Valley Doberman Pinscher Assistance by fostering, volunteering, shopping, or by making a donation to be used where it is most needed.
Learn more
May 2022 Charity Spotlight: Pilots N Paws
May 2022 Charity Spotlight: Pilots N Paws It all started when Debi Boies, who lived in South Carolina, fell in love with a dog named Brock, who was living in a Florida shelter dreaming of a forever home. A pilot friend of Debi’s offered to fly Brock from the Florida shelter to Debi’s South Carolina home. Thanks to Brock, a volunteer pilot, and Debi’s big idea, thousands of animals have flown to safety, love, and forever homes by generous volunteer pilots. Since 2008, Debi, founder and president of Pilots N Paws, and an all-volunteer group have made a difference in the lives of over 200,000 innocent animals. The mission of Pilots N Paws is to “provide a user-friendly website communication venue between those that rescue, shelter, and foster animals and pilots and plane owners willing to assist with the transportation of these animals.” As it turns out, there are pilots who are always looking for an excuse to fly! Volunteer pilots coordinate with rescue workers to fly abandoned pets, animals at risk of euthanasia, military working dogs, service dogs, and dogs who have been adopted by soldiers from war zones to safe havens and forever homes. There are no scheduled flights or fees. Instead, pilots and animal rescuers work together directly using the Pilots N Paws discussion board where volunteers are able to exchange information regarding animal transports, coordinate and schedule transports, share rescue stories, and recruit volunteers. Participants also develop friendships and relationships as they all work toward a common goal - to save the lives of innocent animals. Take a look at the Pilots N Paws Facebook pages to read some incredible rescue stories (and see some sweet photos) including an inspirational post about Maverick who needed a new home after his South Carolina foster family was involved in a car accident. A volunteer pilot flew Maverick from SC to Virginia Beach, where his new foster family was waiting for him. If you are a pilot or are involved in animal rescue and would start arranging animal transports, Pilots N Paws would love to welcome you to their team. Please consider joining 4Knines in supporting the mission of Pilots N Paws with a donation or by shopping in their store.
Learn more
April 2022 Charity Spotlight: Greater Good Charities
April 2022 Charity Spotlight: Greater Good Charities Greater Good Charities is a national nonprofit organization that works to help people, pets, and the planet by mobilizing in response to need and amplifying the good. Greater Good Charities has provided more than $400 million in impact, including cash grants, in-kind supplies, and programmatic support, to over 5,000 charitable partners in 121 countries since 2007. Since 2011, Greater Good Charities has provided over 500 million meals and millions of dollars’ worth of animal care supplies, helping pets in need across all 50 states and the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and international locations by acting as a centralized hub for pet food donations and deliveries, trusted by federal, state and county emergency response teams. Additionally, over the past three years, Greater Good Charities has provided more than 30,000 Good Packs with survival supplies across 47 cities and 28 states to help people and pets during their deepest moments of crisis. On April 19, 2022, Greater Good Charities announced the launch of the GOODS Program to support those in need across the world, including pets (homeless and owned), families facing economic hardships, homeless populations, veterans, domestic violence survivors, and victims of disasters. The GOODS Program distributes food, essential supplies, clothing, housewares, toys, and more to pets and people during times of crisis. The GOODS Program will have access to help more than 9,000 animal welfare organizations across the nation. In addition to helping homeless pets, the newly launched GOODS Program will also help families and their pets facing economic hardships, homeless populations, veterans, domestic violence survivors, and victims of disaster through thousands of other charitable partners. To help sustain emergency relief efforts for the millions of fleeing Ukrainian refugees and for those remaining in war-torn communities, Greater Good Charities has been strategically responding to meet humanitarian and animal welfare needs. 4Knines is proud to support the ongoing efforts of Greater Good Charities and the newly launched GOODS Program through monetary and product donations. As you learn more about their mission, we hope you will consider donating to Greater Good Charities so they can continue to amplify the good in the world.
Learn more
March 2022 Charity Spotlight: SNAFU Rescue
March 2022 Charity Spotlight: SNAFU Rescue SNAFU Rescue (Short Noses And Friends United Rescue) is dedicated to Rescuing, Rehabilitating, and Rehoming short-nosed dog breeds in need. The SNAFU Rescue team, comprised solely of volunteers, works to raise money to remove dogs from commercial breeding systems and from commercial breeder dog auctions while also assisting with the costs of necessary veterinary care and spay/neuter costs. When needed, SNAFU Rescue also takes in short-nose breeds from owner-surrender situations and shelters. Meet Bernie. Born with a severe heart condition, Bernie was facing congestive heart failure and a short life. But thanks to Bernie’s foster family, a pro-bono veterinary consultation, and the HUGE fund-raising efforts of SNAFU Rescue, Bernie was able to receive life-saving surgery on March 30th and is recovering nicely. Just 24 hours after his surgery, Bernie was eating, drinking, and greeting every passerby with a wigglebutt. Located mainly in the Midwest, SNAFU Rescue rehabilitates short-nosed dogs taken into their rescue and facilitates the adoption of eligible dogs. When space is not available, they coordinate with a network of other rescues and/or place dogs in need with vetted foster families. Nationwide adoptions are available provided the approved adoptive family is willing to travel to SNAFU Rescue to pick up their dog. If, for any reason, they are not able to keep the dog, they must agree to return their adopted dog to SNAFU Rescue or to the original foster home at their own expense. In 2021, SNAFU Rescue rescued nearly 100 dogs and 35 are still in foster care today. Many dogs have medical issues requiring costly medical care. 4Knines is proud to support SNAFU Rescue with a cash donation and by donating a variety of 4Knines products to their upcoming silent auction, taking place on the SNAFU Rescue Facebook Auction page from April 28 through May1. We hope you will consider supporting this nonprofit group by participating in the auction or donating directly to SNAFU Rescue.
Learn more
February 2022 Charity Spotlight: Paws and Stripes
February 2022 Charity Spotlight: Paws and Stripes Helping dogs, helping heroes. The mission of Paws and Stripes is to provide animal assisted therapy to military veterans with PTSD, MST, and TBI using rescue dogs; saving lives, two at a time. Their vision is to see veterans and their dogs living without isolation. Paws and Stripes was founded in Rio Rancho, NM in 2010. Lindsey Kay was motivated by her passion for dogs and the love of her country and those who have sacrificed so much to protect it. A family member of Lindsey’s suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and a traumatic brain injury researched multiple organizations but was unable to pay for service dogs due to the high cost. Lindsey decided to start an organization dedicated to providing service dogs at no cost to veterans in order to fill this critical unmet need for veterans. In 2010, Paws and Stripes graduated with their first team, Jim and Sarge. In 2012, Paws and Stripes first officially integrated a mental health component to our training programs. The Paws and Stripes team provides equal access to all qualified veteran applicants through a variety of services and support programs. The Companion Animal Program is for individuals who are looking for a well-trained pet, as well as access to other resources. The Service Dog Program is for individuals who need support regarding their disability on a day-to-day basis. The Pawsitive life group is a veteran support group for survivors of suicide and suicide loss. Since inception almost 10 years ago, Paws and Stripes has served veterans, rescued and rehabilitated shelter dogs as service dogs, and refined their mental health programming offering bond-based training to veterans for free. Their program has drawn veterans from New Mexico and around the country. Unfortunately, the cost of service dogs for veterans is not typically covered by insurance companies. Privately, the cost of a dog and its training ranges from $10,000 to $60,000. Paws and Stripes provides these services for free, at no cost to the veteran to enroll. Please join 4Knines in supporting the mission and vision of Paws and Stripes. There are SO many ways to help including making a financial contribution, celebrating the life of a beloved person or pet with a memorial gift, donating your time and skills, or shopping the Paws and Stripes online store.
Learn more
January 2022 Charity Spotlight: H & P Animal Alliance
January 2022 Charity Spotlight At the end of every month, we donate a percentage of every sale to an animal advocacy group. This month, we chose to donate to H & P Animal Alliance! This month’s 4Knines spotlight charity is H & P Animal Alliance, a foster-based nonprofit working to better the lives of animals through education and action. H & P Animal Alliance works alongside other rescues to pull dogs from overcrowded shelters in south Arkansas, giving them another chance at life by finding the loving homes they deserve. H & P Animal Alliance also transports shelter dogs to their northern rescue partners where they are matched up with forever homes. Volunteers recently completed their first big transport in their new van, saving 44 pups from Ouachita and Columbia County shelters! The dogs on this transport had been in shelters or pounds for months - some for years. H & P Animal Alliance is a small organization that operates with the help of caring volunteers and foster homes. They rely solely on donations to help with vet bills and transportation costs. The adoption process includes an application, home check, vet check, and reference check, and their adoptable dogs are completely vetted, including being spayed/neutered and microchipped. Through their low cost spay and neuter program, SNIP (Spay and Neuter Initiative Program), H & P Animal Alliance has helped over 1000 families in their community with the cost of this important procedure. They also bring a low cost clinic to their area and supplement costs - helping even more people and pets! To raise funds for their mission, H & P Animal Alliance is offering Valentine’s Day Puppy Grams on February 13th and 14th. For a donation of $25, special Valentines in the local area will receive a small bouquet of flowers, a box of chocolates, and ten minutes of snuggles from an adorable foster pup. 4Knines is proud to support a variety of animal advocacy groups through our monthly spotlights. We hope you will consider joining 4Knines in supporting H & P Animal Alliance with a donation or through volunteer service. Donations can be made on the H & P Animal Alliance Facebook page via PayPal or credit card.
Learn more
December 2021 Charity Spotlight: Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue
December 2021 Charity Spotlight At the end of every month, we donate a percentage of every sale to an animal advocacy group. This month, we chose to donate to Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue! Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue’s mission is dedicated to the rescue of homeless, abandoned, abused, unwanted, and neglected German Shepherd dogs and puppies. They work to rehabilitate each dog physically, medically, and emotionally with the goal of placing them in appropriate homes where they can thrive as loving and loyal companions, typical of this noble breed. Michelle Delaney combined her lifelong passion for dogs and a 28-year career as a firefighter/EMT into a successful dog training business endeavor. With her public servant’s heart and her expertise as a professional dog trainer, Michelle founded Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue in 2015. A devoted advocate for animal welfare, Michelle dedicates her personal time and resources to address behavioral and malnutrition issues while also helping to rehabilitate dogs so they may be adopted into new fur-ever homes. Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue serves as a no-kill shelter for at-risk German Shepherd dogs and puppies. In addition, Michelle and her team of volunteers educate the community regarding the importance of spay and neuter, vaccines, nutrition, and the importance of training. Most dogs enter the rescue through shelter transfers when foster homes are available. Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue has rescued and placed dogs from as far away as Puerto Rico. They are able to do this with the help of organizations like Pilots N Paws using a "multi-leg" system. The trip is sectioned off into "legs" with approved transporters volunteering for each leg. One trip from El Paso, TX to Naples, FL involved 23 legs! Volunteers are the heart and soul of most non-profits, and Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue is no different. The rescue relies on foster families and other volunteers with a variety of skill sets to ensure successful placements of German Shepherds in suitable homes. Pictured: Chloe, the first dog rescued by Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue If you are looking for a way to help homeless dogs, please consider reaching out to Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue. When you save the life of the dog you foster, you are also saving the life of the dog whose spot opened up when you took in your foster. If fostering is not possible, there are many other ways to help including dog transport, adoption events, administrative assistance, dog walkers, and more. Through our monthly spotlight articles, 4Knines strives to shine a light on nonprofits doing incredible work in their communities. We hope you will join us in contributing to the efforts of Big Cypress German Shepherd Rescue.
Learn more
November 2021 Charity Spotlight: Rusty’s Angels Sanctuary
November 2021 Charity Spotlight At the end of every month, we donate a percentage of every sale to an animal advocacy group. This month, we chose to donate to Rusty's Angels Sanctuary! This month’s 4Knines spotlight charity, Rusty’s Angels Sanctuary, was recommended by a loyal 4Knines customer. This nonprofit organization is dedicated to providing a safe and caring environment for senior canines. Through rescue, foster, adoption, education and hospice, volunteers create secure nurturing homes for these worthy seniors to live out their twilight years. The purpose of Rusty’s Angels Sanctuary is to ensure senior canines and dogs with special needs receive the love and respect they deserve until the very end. Most of the sanctuary’s rescues come to them because their owner has passed away or has moved into a nursing home situation. As long as the dog is healthy enough to handle a transition into a new home, the sanctuary does their best to find the perfect forever home. If the dog is not healthy enough, they live out whatever time they have left at the sanctuary. Rusty was Emilee Spear’s first rescue. She adopted him at the age of “ancient,” when he was pulled from the euthanasia list at the local county pound. He was skin and bones, deaf, going blind, had a mouth full of rotten teeth, and was lost and scared. She fostered him for a while before adopting him because she knew no one else would. Rusty taught Emilee that animals don’t deserve to die alone after loving us for all their lives. Rusty is the reason Rusty’s Angels Sanctuary exists. Emilee and her team are dedicated to giving senior dogs the ending they have earned. “I remember what an amazing ‘mess’ Rusty was, and how much he loved me because I saved him when no one else would,” Emilee explains. “And I promised him that I would continue to help those just like him live out their twilight years knowing that same feeling.” The sanctuary also features a farm and a resale boutique. The Farm of Hope was started when two domesticated ducks were dumped in a neighborhood park. The sanctuary rescued the ducks and named them Ross and Rachel. Four ducks, 15 chickens, four goats, two burros and a horse now call the farm home. Rusty’s Resale Boutique helps to raise money for the sanctuary. All revenue from the boutique will go right back into the care of their senior dogs. Located in Anthem, AZ, the boutique is currently accepting new and gently used item donations. 4Knines is proud to support Rusty’s Angels Sanctuary, and we hope you will consider helping Rusty’s Angels Sanctuary fulfill their mission of filling the last days of senior dogs’ lives with love.
Learn more
