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To the person named "Writer" below ... <br> <br>Maybe you should consider that you should have been more responsible than to decide to take on the "forever home" responsibility of an already traumatized animal for your pet and then decide "months later" to join the U.S. Navy ... with no one to take care of that pet .... and then blame it on this rescue organization for not immediately having a new home available for the pet to be "returned to", as if the poor thing was an item you bought from Walmart and could return when you decided you didn't really need or want it. One would assume that you put some thought into your decision to join the U.S. Military, and therefore would have considered that possibility before taking on the commitment of a "forever home" for a new pet when adopting. Obviously, you didn't think one of the two decisions out very well. <br> <br>I won't even get into your comments about food allergies, as that is a highly subjective topic and subject to a myriad of different approaches. I guarantee you, you don't strike me as being the most knowledgeable on the subject ... so I'll just leave that item alone. <br> <br>I appreciate your willingness to serve our Country, I am a proud U.S. Marine's daughter. I have fostered several soldiers' dogs with Soldier's Angels Pet Guardians since our Country went to war in Iraq in 2002. I honor our U.S. military and support them in most ways that I am able. However, you should have taken more time to consider your long term commitment to bringing a new member into your family and balanced that with your potential future plans, such as volunteering to enlist. Being a member of the U.S. Military means adhering to very strong rules of commitment, honor, trust and willingness to always take care of your team members ... and leave no man behind. Think about that, deeply. <br> <br>That all being said, I hope you grow up and mature through your training in the U.S. Navy. In the meantime, you should stop trying to throw trash on the reputations of a group of very hard working, self sacrificing and dedicated people that run this organization for no personal gain except the love they have for these discarded animals and their tireless drive to find them safe and loving homes. <br> <br>Maybe I should say I'm sorry for speaking my mind, but I am not. You sound like a very self centered person who lashes out at others, regardless of the pain caused, when everything doesn't go exactly your way. Hopefully, the U.S. Navy will train that out of you .... if not, try the U.S. Marine Corp at Parris Island, SC. I guarantee THEY will. <br> <br>My best wishes for your continuation of growth as a human and a sailor. <br> <br>Barbara in Alvin, Texas.

The ladies at Casa are very helpful, especially Mrs Alexis Ellison. She s made sure I had food when I had nothing . She tells u she's going to do something and she keeps her word true. She got my niece a bed when she had been shot in the head and left for dead, and had two small babies. Mrs Ellison is awesome <br> <br>

Please support Safe Haven No-Kill Animal Shelter. I foster approximately 20 animals for Safe Haven on a regular basis. The goal of Safe Haven is to build the first No-Kill full service animal shelter in Jackson County to include a comprehensive spay/neuter program to decrease unwanted animals, low cost training to enable people to keep their animals instead of relinquishing them to shelters, a thrift shop and pet supplies to support the rescue, a library of animal media resources and a 2nd chance for unwanted animals. PLEASE DONATE AND BELIEVE THIS GOAL TO BE REACHED!!