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THE DAY THE RAIN CAME
PART 1: ASHEVILLE & APPALACHIA On Tuesday, September 24th, rain began to fall across the Blue Ridge Mountains. A slow moving front had settled over the area, fed by tropical moisture from a storm that was working its way inland from the Gulf of Mexico. That day, the storm was
THE PLIGHT OF THE POTCAKE
When we think of white sand beaches, crystal blue water and cotton candy sunsets, a picture of paradise appears in our minds. Just envisioning ourselves in places like this has gotten us through countless Zoom meetings and the last minutes of grueling workouts. But island life isn’t always the carefree,
WHERE THERE’S SMOKE, THERE’S FIRE
It’s becoming difficult to deny that summer temperatures are increasing year after year, especially given the current heat waves that have settled across the U.S. in the past weeks. While the heat itself is dangerous, extremely dry conditions create droughts and produce high winds, escalating the risk of wildfires. Recent
SCOUTS HONOR
As spring gives way to summer, schools let out for three sun filled months, and vacation plans are made, state and national parks prepare for their busy season, as many of them will be destinations for outdoor enthusiasts, traveling families and weekend visitors. Parks are particularly popular with those who
THE LONG ROAD TO RESCUE
Earlier this week, we celebrated National Dog Rescue Day. Not only is animal rescue the focus of our organization, but it’s also special to each member of our team because we all share our hearts and homes with a pet who came to us through rescue. They are daily reminders
THERE WAS A FARMER HAD A DOG
When we think of pets living their happiest life, we often imagine dogs running through a field and cats chasing butterflies in tall grass. So, perhaps when rural animal shelters come to mind, we envision wide-open spaces, abundant nature, and a kind of quiet way of life for homeless pets
