Ruff Haven Crisis Sheltering: A Lifeline for Pets and Their Owners
They won't, you know, treatment, mental health, treatment, they will not leave their pets, and so they forgo these things, and then they're sometimes put in a position where they no longer have that choice, because now they have to go to the hospital right.
What happens to your beloved pet if you need drug treatment or face eviction? Enter Ruff Haven Crisis Sheltering, a remarkable non-profit offering free temporary shelter for pets of people in crisis. In this episode of 'Odyssey House Journals', host Randall Carlisle sits down with Kristina Pulsipher and Marisa Hernandez, the passionate animal lovers behind this life-saving initiative.
Ruff Haven Crisis Sheltering provides a safe haven for pets for up to three months, allowing their owners to focus on their own recovery or navigate other life challenges without the added stress of worrying about their furry friends. Whether someone is facing eviction, medical issues, or legal troubles, this organization steps in to ensure pets are well cared for. During the episode, Kristina and Marisa share heartwarming stories and discuss the various services they offer beyond just sheltering pets.
They talk about the emotional bonds between pets and their owners and how their organization helps maintain these connections during tough times. The episode also highlights the collaboration with Salt Lake County animal services, which plays a crucial role in supporting pet owners in crisis. If you're curious about how this unique service operates or want to hear touching stories of resilience and compassion, this episode is a must-listen.
It’s an inspiring look at how a community can come together to support both humans and animals in need.