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Help Us Help Them

Well, it’s payday. A day that typically brings excitement, but for the director of a new (but sizable) nonprofit, the anxiety begins to set in. We still have to choose which bills are paid on time. And when the choice is between necessary vet care or the roof over the 70 rescue pets’ heads, it […]
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How do we go on?

Sarabi was a happy little dog who came to us after being surrendered by a family who said they no longer had the time to care for her. Within a few days, we noticed her little belly was getting rather large and hard. Sure enough, a couple weeks later, we had nine tiny babies born […]
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Puppies Are Forever

It’s that time of year when people start to think about bringing a furry friend into their lives. What is better than a puppy or kitten under the Christmas tree? As long as everyone knows what is in store for this pet you are committing to for a lifetime, we think pets as gifts are […]
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Our Name is Harmony So We Will Start Living It

Like most people, this year has been difficult for us here at Harmony. In addition to having to close our lobby to protect the staff (which has reduced adoptions and donations) as well as continue to live with the uncertainty of the future of our sister for-profit business that supports the rescue, we have had […]
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I CHOSE THE RESCUE LIFE

I chose the rescue life. And here I am, shit on my shirt, standing outside of the vet clinic in my mask in 90° weather as they tell me there’s a faint positive indicating this little fox-eared puppy has parvo. I spent the last two weeks giving oral and subcutaneous medication three times a day […]
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RESERVATION FOR 19, PLEASE!

The biggest question when we first started this rescue was how can we do the most good with our limited resources. We have worked closely with animal services in the past, taking dogs from them when they were full or had pups that might not do well in their adoption program. But the majority of […]
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