Michelle has been actively involved with animal rescue since 2014. She jumped in with both feet fostering a momma and her 8 puppies and has been hooked ever since.
She has developed medical protocol for parvo puppies for rescues and shelters, and along with her daughter Anna Grace, has personally treated hundreds of parvo puppies. Anna Grace is now attending Auburn University to become a veterinarian.
Michelle’s Save Them All mentality means she never shys from helping senior, sick, injured, or even aggressive animals.
She has foster failed more times than she will admit and has a soft spot for seniors, allowing them to live out the rest of their lives in her home.
RIP Josie 9-8-21

Libby, wife and mom of four kids, two dogs and a cat has a true love for animal rescue. She enjoys everything about it, from fostering to adoption counseling to the paperwork side of rescue. In response to people questioning how she fosters and lets animals go to different homes is by saying I let my heart break a little each time, so theirs never have to break again!

Dawn Minor lives in Huntsville with her husband and two sons. She has great compassion for all animals and nothing compares to the joy of seeing an abused or neglected animal get placed in a safe and loving home, or seeing an injured animal nursed back to health. Dawn’s wish is to see that every animal has the opportunity for their best life whether they have chronic health problems, are in their final years or are just starting life.

Maggie lives in Huntsville with her husband, daughter and 4 fur babies. In her free time Maggie enjoys traveling, cooking, and being involved in animal rescue. Maggie has a passion for rescuing animals and her favorite part of animal rescue is the transformation that is seen from the shelter to the animals new forever home.