My Nonprofit Reviews

As all the other reviews indicate, Caring Hearts cares. And they care about humans as much as they care about animals. When we lost the little (7-lb) Cockapoo we'd had for 15 years, I mourned her passing and for a long time couldn't even think about another dog. Eventually, though, the desire for canine companionship got the best of my wife and me. We found Chester's picture on a website, and through CHR arranged a visit to his foster home, where Peggy told us what she knew of his background. She arranged a second visit so we could talk to Sabina from CHR about his fear-aggression. With her advice and help from a trainer, we've learned how to manage that, and he has become a loving and much-loved member of the family. More than anything (even treats), he craves the touch of his human companions.

We have to be away in March, for me to get some specialized surgery in California, and worried about leaving Chester. Both Peggy and Sabina have offered to take Chester in while we're gone. "Caring Hearts" describes everyone associated with this non-profit organization.