A LOOK BACK & MORE. . .
2021 Capital Improvements
Garey's Big Dog Bunkhouse
Casey's Healing Hearts Clinic
Bewley's Veranda
Safe House Storm Shelter
Doodleville & Dodger Field Activity Parks
Gracie's Story
Gracie is in our palliative program diagnosed with life-limiting congestive heart disease and collapsing trachea. At first, we struggled with wanting her to 'get better'. Now, we embrace Gracie's joy of living a deeply loved ranch life. Yesterday is no more; tomorrow is unknown, but we have today, and this is all that matters.
Unfortunately,
Gracie is not the
only dog at our facility with these types of needs.
We've set up a SPECIAL FUND
to help dogs like Gracie, who more often than we'd
like to admit, are in this type of situation with
SPECIAL NEEDS.
Please consider giving to the
GRACIE FUND
to help more
canines live a quality live today.
300 piece puzzle completed by our founder Rhonda, also Gracie's caregiver.
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Gracie's 1st Pup Cup It will leave you wanting
your own ice cream on hot summers day!
Gracie decides to do some sofa surfing after
her pup cup treat...ahhh, what a great day!
Sprinting To The Finish Line
Time is not a friend to abandoned, surrendered, and stray old dogs residing in rural Texas shelters and animal control facilities that routinely employ euthanasia as a 'standard operating procedure' to control over-crowding.
Standard holding practices is 4 - 5 days but can be as little as 72 hours if the dog has a 'life-limiting' condition (cancer, congestive heart or kidney disease, et al.).
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We are appealing for your help through:
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Prayer
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Monetary Assistance
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In-kind Donations
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Local business supporters
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Family Foundations
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Friends/Family Members Volunteers with trade skills
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Living Grace Canine Ranch is the last hope for unwanted senior canines to not only live but to thrive. Every ranch resident regardless of their condition receives advanced medical or behavioral care.
