My Nonprofit Reviews

I met Hope at the 2011 Picnic in the Park. Hit it off well from introductions. From that point on, I got to not only get to know Hope, and volunteer at the rescue, I made a lifelong friendship that I could not put a price on. My kids even volunteer, by playing with the dogs, (which teaches socialization with kids) they also help with the social media for Laura's Hope Rescue. As well as organizing Romy's Place. Hope finds dogs on death row, brings them to her place, and finds homes for them. In the year and a half I have known her, I know over 250 dogs have new homes. She has great instinct, and has a no hide policy I find amazing. She will show you every donation she has received, and where It goes. On top of that she offers a FREE clothing closet to anyone in need of clothes. Without question. I was a part of helping make 2012's Bark in the Park, which was organized by Hope and an incredible team. It was a huge success, and will grow bigger each year. She is currently raising money to build a new building. On her own property, which will be 100 percent GREEN. It is because of Hope's ethics, heart, and no B.S. attitude that my family and I will continue to volunteer at Laura's Hope Rescue.

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