What's in store for 2024?

 


🐾 "Thank You for Your Pawsome Support! What's Coming in 2024?" 🐶

We couldn't wait any longer to give you a heartfelt THANK YOU! 🙏 Your unwavering support throughout this pawsitively amazing blog journey has filled our hearts with gratitude and endless tail wags of joy. 🐶🎉

Your kind words and messages have been like treats to our souls, and we appreciate each and every one of you. 🐾❤️ It's because of your encouragement that we've been able to share heartwarming stories, transport adventures, and adorable pup tales.

Now, as we wrap up this year and embark on a fresh, tail-wagging journey in 2024, we're thrilled to share some exciting news with you! 🌟 In the coming year, we're introducing a brand-new feature: the Weekly Puppy Spotlight section! 🐕✨

This is where we shine a spotlight on an adorable, adoptable pup that's eagerly searching for their forever home or a loving foster family. 🏡💖 Get ready to meet some of the most paw-some canine companions out there, hear their heartwarming stories, and discover how you can make a difference in their lives. 🌈

So, keep those tails wagging and eyes peeled because our first pup spotlight is just around the corner! 🐶🔦 We can't wait to see you in 2024 with even more heartwarming stories and adventures in store. Until then, take care, stay pawsitive, and keep spreading the love! 🥰🐕✨


We wanted to leave you with our final 2023 stats:
  • Total Number of Transport Trips Completed - 40
  • Total Number of Dogs Transported - 54
  • Total Number of Adoption Events Attended - 7
  • Total Number of Transported Dogs That Were Adopted - 49
  • Total Miles Driven - 3,705
  • Total Amount of Tolls Paid - $916
  • Total Amount Spent On Supplies - $618
  • Average Miles Per Transport - 93
  • Average Cost Per Transport - $99


Thinking it's time to expand your family? Want to explore rescuing a dog of your own? 
Check out Second Chance Rescues available pups  --> CLICK HERE <--

Thinking maybe fostering is more your speed? --> CLICK HERE <--

Maybe you can't adopt or foster but can help in another way? 
To donate to Second Chance Rescue... --> CLICK HERE <-- Every bit helps!

Remember to, #adoptdontshop #becausetheymatter. 
There is no love like the love from a rescue! ❤️🐶❤️

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