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Maurice, 45
“With the help of finding myself I had to understand that I needed to work on the way I perceived things. I must find something positive in every situation.”
Troy, 57
“I have been clean and sober since October 26, 1999, and serving others is a massive part of my recovery.”
Sierra, 24
“I’ve learned it is a natural human thing to want to reach out, help, and uplift those in need. ”
Aaron, 33
“Taking care of puppies is like taking care of children; you have to be mature, responsible, and available at all times outside of being able to train puppies.”
Michael, 33
“I am forever grateful for finding the strength to shift my perspective by finding opportunities in unfortunate situations and turn that pain into the desire to be successful.”
Brian, 55
“She was super-charged with neurotic twirling and jumping at the prospect of rejoining the humans or “tall dogs” with which she shared a mutual adoration.”
Michael, 71
“I believe children should learn how to cook: bake bread, cookies, and simple cakes using a humble kitchen stove. Both boys and girls should learn it. Learning to cook and bake gives children a sense of self-esteem and pride in their accomplishments: I’m so smart, I can learn anything!”
Dale, 67
“I thought I knew the pain of being alone, but I didn’t really.”
Michelle, 41
“Just because I am wearing green and hidden from society, inside this cell, does not make me a monster or a bad lady.”
Eric, 30
“She was unique and beautiful on a celestial level, and I was privileged to have been humbled and tamed by such an amazing woman.”
Jared, 40
“Introducing dogs into an environment that, at times, could be incredibly depressing and hopeless has brought about a transformative change in our community. Simply put, it has brought us all a touch of humanity.”