Posts by Shannon Lundquist
Missy’s Pups
There are so many incredible acts of kindness from community members down here in Kentucky, and these nine pups and their momma are alive because of one amazing person named…
Read MoreWilson’s Story
It’s hard to believe how much of a difference a few weeks can make. When we first met Wilson, he was hiding under a bed, shaking and absolutely terrified. He…
Read MoreThe Safe House – April/May 2022 Update
I can barely believe a year has nearly past since The Safe House officially began operations. Looking back at the year feels like flipping through photos on a Viewmaster. So…
Read MoreElijah’s Story
Two weeks ago we visited one of our partner shelters and met Elijah. I will never forget that moment. He was standing there in his kennel, with the bottom half…
Read MoreThe Safe House – March 2022 Update
Hello from The Safe House in Kentucky where yesterday was a balmy 70 degrees and sunny! I get asked about Henry (of mine dogs fame) often and he loves these…
Read MoreThe Safe House – February 2022 Update
It’s been a difficult time at The Safe House lately and I want to talk about it. The reality is, it’s a difficult time in animal welfare. Our nation’s animal…
Read MoreHutch’s Story
Hutch’s whole life changed just two weeks ago. He had been living outside with his mom and littermates. They had no real home. Hutch kept wandering into the street and…
Read MoreThe Safe House – January 2022 Update
On New Year’s Eve we loaded up the transport van with 63 dogs and cats and wished them well as they went on to a better life. Since I moved…
Read MoreGus’ Story
Just a few hours after the transport van left The Safe House on New Year’s Eve, we met Gus. His swollen, raw face was hard to see…it was clear he…
Read MoreNorman’s Story
Norman was found hopelessly stuck in kudzu vines, unable to free himself. It was clear that he’d tried hard to get out, but with every attempt he made to loosen…
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