Join Us at the Jampasas Bluegrass Festival This Saturday
March 9th from Noon til 3:00pm
Thank You, Texas Legato Winery for Raising Glasses and
Toe-Tapping for Adoption-Disadvantaged Senior Dogs.
Changing Outcomes for Texas Golden-Tipped Tails
Sunday
January 28, 2024
2:00pm - 4:00pm
46th Annual Bertram Oatmeal Festival
Saturday, September 30, 2023
8am - 10pm
Sunday, October, 2023
10am - 4pm
Marble Falls Market Day
Saturday September 2, 2023
10:00am - 4:00pm
Weruva, canned dog food, is reserved for critical care residents and those in their
‘active end-of-life stage’. Pureeing the high-nutrition contents with water, bone broth,
or goats milk helps to increase hydration and mineral/vitamin intake.
From being challenged with cancer to simply being old without teeth, offering quality nutrition comforting to the senses is a highly valued act of kindness.
During National Feed a Rescue Week, we invite you to stock our Palliative Pantry
with a case of wholesome compassion by Weruva. Click the link above and
simply shop our Amazon Wish List then choose
Living Grace Canine Ranch as your shipping address and you're all set!
40th Annual Bluebonnet Festival
April 7 - 9, 2023
Easter Weekend
Burnet, Texas
PopUp Clinic Coming Soon. . .
Inflation does more than cost us extra dollars, it can cost pets their lives. Please take advantage of LGCR’s upcoming PopUP Clinic for:
Wellness Vaccinations | Rabies Vaccinations | Microchipping
This free community service is a collaborative effort between Hill Country Humane Society, Highland Lakes Canine Rescue, and Living Grace Canine Ranch.
By pooling our volunteers and corporate-giving sponsors, we are determined to prevent the cost of veterinarian services from interfering with one of life's simple joys, our pets and their wellness. First come, first serve while supplies last. Bring photo identification.
Saturday April 1, 2023
8:00am – 1:00pm
Wallace Riddell Park
710 Northington Street
Burnet, TX
Keep Me Safe & Protected
Marble Falls Market Day
Saturday March 4, 2023
10:00am - 4:00pm
2nd Annual ValenTails Tea: Moving Beyond OA Pain
Our annual ValenTail's Tea is an opportunity to serve our community of senior dog pet parents in a fun, informative venue. Whether caregiving for one or a pack of one hundred and thirty, certain conditions are common to a senior dog's life journey.
Tapping into our daily caregiving experience and incorporating a medical professional perspective, our goal is to empower the pet parent with knowledge and practical ways to benefit an old friend.
This year, our topic centered around osteoarthritis and precise ways to ‘move beyond pain’ without a heavy dependence on pain pills. At LGCR, we frequently utilize the word ‘joy’ as a reference point to differentiate between 'being alive' vs. 'feeling alive'; it’s the latter of which we strive every day for our residents.
Like humans, when dogs feel alive, they feel connected to the world, healing old hurts and rekindling life's possibilities for companionship and love.
We applaud ValenTail Tea pet parents. Like us, their mission is a lifelong commitment that never grows old.
Our
Close The MicroChip Gap Event
was a huge success. Hopefully none of these pups will ever get lost but if they do, they can be quickly identified and returned to their owners.
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Bertram Art, Herb & Wine Festival
Bertram Art, Herb & Wine Festival
39th Annual Bluebonnet Festival
April 8 - 10, 2022
Burnet, Texas
We really enjoyed meeting so many supporters who stopped by our booth at the recent 39th Annual Bluebonnet Festival in Burnet, Tx... Hope to see you again soon!
Parvin Anderson
Jullanar Barron
Lana & Mike Beecher
Nancy & Tom Bewley
Janet Cesarini
Julie & Ray Davis
Becca & Dan Marek
Melissa & Ray Miller
Laura Powers
Jill & Chuck Phinney
Michelle Winkley
Cindy Sterling & Alan Wood
A Special Thank You to Our Event Benefactors
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
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.