In my previous post, I mentioned that we were going to rescue two barn cats to help deter our Mama Groundhog from taking up permanent residence around our gardens. Thanks to the Michigan Barn/Working Cat Program and the Detroit Animal … Continue reading →
For the first few weeks we lived on the farm, we saw occasional glimpses of a red fox. She would watch me for a few seconds as Vega and I took our morning walk around the perimeter of the pastures, … Continue reading →
Well, I’ve begun the first two tasks that will lead us to opening for animal rescue next summer. The first task is cleaning out the small barn ~ shoveling all the old hay and manure into a compost pile (one … Continue reading →
What a whirlwind Spring we’ve had! I promised to bring you all up to date, and now is an excellent time to do so! We’ve all heard the stories about the shortage of houses on the market these days … Continue reading →
I’m writing this at the same time as I’m writing the text for our Website’s Tribute page, which will soon be live. John and I wanted to share space for all those animals you hold in your hearts. We’re well … Continue reading →
In the summer of 2019, John and I went on a fact-finding mission about running animal rescue farms. As part of our travels, we visited Central PA Horse Rescue. Connie and Marty, the owners, welcomed us with amazing warmth, … Continue reading →
As I walked into the living room of our house, I saw this chair that my husband had set out from the rest of the furniture, bound for bulk trash pick-up in a week. It is one of those … Continue reading →
Our vision for Sundance R&R is big…tremendously exciting, but … really big. I want to help the animals of people who are suffering! I want to offer long-term boarding for free to those who need a place! I want to … Continue reading →
You know how a lot of us talk about these defining events in our lives that set us on a path? Well, Sundance R&R’s beginning wasn’t so much set on a path as it was having the path swept clean … Continue reading →
For over twenty years, I, my son, and my mother rescued abused Australian Shepherds. My mother’s job was anything behavior related, my job was anything nutrition or medical related, and my son’s job was running ~ any time, all around … Continue reading →