Not Saying Goodbye, but Thank you!!

BARK has been around since the year 2000 and has rescued many animals of all types (dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and even fish)!  We are grateful for all of our volunteers and adopters that have helped ensure that our animals find loving homes.  This year, 2012, we will be closing our doors.  The economy has been very rough for non-profits and everyone over the last few years.  This is one of the biggest reasons we will be closing our doors.  Donations are down, volunteers are hard to find and a lot of people just can't afford to adopt and care for animals during these tough times. 

Our animals that don't get adopted out, will continue to live with and be loved by their foster moms and dads and be shown the love they never felt on the streets. 

There are much larger rescues that are able to work full time at what they do and if you are looking to volunteer, we would gladly point you in their direction. 

**If you have adopted an animal from us and can no longer keep him or her, please let us know.  We devote our life to finding safety for every animal that we have rescued.  We may not have room to take him or her in, but we will do everything we can to find him or her safety in another reputable rescue or forever home.**  

Barktopia - Animal educational site

BARK gets email from around the world with our education about the sad truth about "Teacup" dogs.  We want to continue to educate people and will do so by a new site that I developed called Barktopia.  Barktopia is an informational site about all animals. Everything from the truth about "Teacup dogs", parakeet care, heartworm info, lost and found and so much more! I will also be continuing our memorial wall on that website.  I think that is another important aspect of the site to continue.  I lost my dog Lily to congestive heart failure and cancer this year and I know how much it means to me to have her photo up there.  Even though she will be forever in my heart!

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