Monday Goodness

A little while ago, we got together with a local rescue group and donated some food. Okay, by SOME food, we mean a ton of food…actually, more like 3 tons of food.  Anyway, the good folks at Pet Connection magazine got wind of it and wrote up a lovely story about us. Thanks to AARF and Pet Connection Magazine for getting the word out there and more importantly, for getting the food out there.  We’re so lucky to be part of such a wonderful network. You can read all about it HERE!  What a wonderful way to start off our week!

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