Posts by Caitlin Quinn

He was my very best friend, my reason for the work I do, and my greatest joy in life: A goofball with great comedic timing; a sweetheart who changed a lot of minds and opened many hearts; the most patient and playful big brother to our younger dog, Sally; and truly the softest and snuggliest…

Neko came from a rescue run out of a women’s clothing store in Kent, CT where cats serenaded you as you shopped. Tiny, but tough, Neko chose us and we happily obliged. Neko was an adult cat when we adopted her, and she lived with both my parents, and then ultimately my family, (because my…

Gabby was my creative muse! She was always up for fun days of shooting. She was the absolute best. Gabby loved all creatures big and small. Every foster I brought home was loved by her. She even helped an ancient blind feral cat eat again. She was amazing on every level. – Lori Fusaro

Lukas was the most unique cat I’ve ever met, there’s a reason we used to say he arrived in a flying, motorized teacup (cue jetson’s flying car sound effects here)… He “raised” my dog Iggy to love, respect, and bow down, to ALL cats. It was as if he helped to raise all 3 of…

He was kind to everyone, respectful, a comedian, sooo smart, and just the cutest most lovable, huggable sea lion we ever did meet. We loved, and will forever love him so much, and I know he felt the same for us. Gull Gull, you are such a good, good, dog. At least you are finally…

Bubba was adopted in 2019 after he was found as a stray out in the middle of nowhere. He great and a massive goofball, who helps us raise our foster puppies! – Becca Gobeille

Dexter was adopted through French Bulldog Village (FBV) around the age of one year, three months. Due to his severe acid reflux, he had been in four different homes before being surrendered to FBV. It took him one long car ride and one full day in his new home to figure out that we were…

“The one who came to be known as Isabella Mia… 9pm, crossing the road in front of our car; we stopped; she hesitated and looked our way, then proceeded to dart in front of the oncoming car. We witnessed the hit; the tumbling; the still animal on the road. Within seconds we had the stunned…

“I grew up with animals from the time I was born, so I really think my parents instilled that love in me from the beginning. We lived on a dirt road in rural West Virginia, and we often had animals dumped on our road, or even in our driveway. My family always took them in.…