November 13, 2024
By Katie Campbell, President and CEO || Cover credit: Purina – Never in a million years could I have seen a RedRover purple-carpet event coming! To […]
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November 13, 2024
By Katie Campbell, President and CEO || Cover credit: Purina – Never in a million years could I have seen a RedRover purple-carpet event coming! To […]
November 7, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Tabby cat Oliver was six years old when he became a big brother to a baby boy with Down syndrome. […]
November 7, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Larissa* had been living in a hotel with the man who abused her. His temper had gotten them evicted and […]
November 6, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – November is National Senior Pet Month, and to honor our gray-muzzled friends, we’re sharing 13-year-old Jack’s Happy Tail. When he […]
October 10, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Sutton* was relieved and grateful to be able to stay with her family when she first fled from an abuser, […]
October 9, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager Every once in a while, a RedRover Relief Urgent Care grant applicant writes their own Happy Tail by describing in great […]
October 8, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager It takes a special person to adopt a special needs animal. Every day in the eight years since she had struggled […]
September 3, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager Every day for a week when Jen dropped her dog Toby off at doggie daycare in the morning, she would see […]
September 3, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager As deep as our love for our animals can go is how deep it can hurt when something happens to them. […]
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November 13, 2024
By Katie Campbell, President and CEO || Cover credit: Purina – Never in a million years could I have seen a RedRover purple-carpet event coming! To […]
November 7, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Tabby cat Oliver was six years old when he became a big brother to a baby boy with Down syndrome. […]
November 7, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Larissa* had been living in a hotel with the man who abused her. His temper had gotten them evicted and […]
November 6, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – November is National Senior Pet Month, and to honor our gray-muzzled friends, we’re sharing 13-year-old Jack’s Happy Tail. When he […]
October 10, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager – Sutton* was relieved and grateful to be able to stay with her family when she first fled from an abuser, […]
October 9, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager Every once in a while, a RedRover Relief Urgent Care grant applicant writes their own Happy Tail by describing in great […]
October 8, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager It takes a special person to adopt a special needs animal. Every day in the eight years since she had struggled […]
September 3, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager Every day for a week when Jen dropped her dog Toby off at doggie daycare in the morning, she would see […]
September 3, 2024
By Savannah Verdon, Development Manager As deep as our love for our animals can go is how deep it can hurt when something happens to them. […]