Love of Animals

Love of Animals

I retired from my career over 5 years ago.  I was drawn to Lucky’s Place because of my love of animals.  To find a charity that touches your heart doesn’t get better than that. The dogs are always excited to see me and the other volunteers who donate their time and affection. The dogs love getting out of their kennels, getting some much-needed exercise, and a chance to experience a variety of scents.

Dianne

Why We Volunteer

Why We Volunteer

We were asked why we volunteer. The unselfish answer is that this is our way of giving back with so much gratitude for our three rescue dogs, Luke, Emma and Coffee. They are the loves of our life! The selfish answer is the feeling we get when we see the pure, unbridled joy that the dogs have for something as simple as a 30 minute walk. How true the statement that dogs are the only beings on earth that will love you more than they love themselves… and even if they don’t know you that well.

Scott & Lisa

Giving Back

Giving Back

We have always felt very fortunate for all that we have, and we are reminded of this daily when we hear about all that is going on in the world. Eventually, we decided we needed to be giving back to our community. And so, we gave the animal shelter a call. Once we started volunteering, we realized how much help the animals needed!!! At the shelter, there are so many things to do, whether your interest is walking dogs, cleaning, cuddling cats, or helping with fundraisers. Although it is tough work sometimes, we always leave there feeling good about helping our community and the animals.

Heather & River

Highlight of My Week

Highlight of My Week!

Two years ago I felt the need to give back to the community, so I volunteered for a couple of organizations. When I found myself short on time, one organization went by the wayside. But nothing could induce me to give up my mornings at the animal shelter. Not only do I enjoy the people that work there, but interacting with the dogs is the highlight of my week.

It’s impossible not to fall in love with them. A few hours a week may not sound like much, but it allows me to get to know the dogs, give them some extra attention, and help out those that work tirelessly on their behalf. I’m now passionate about the right of every animal to have a loving home as well as the need to spay or neuter pets. Someday I hope to be able to foster on a regular basis.

Bree