"Dogs have a way of finding the people who need them, and filling an emptiness we didn’t even know we had."
Thom Jones
November 21st is GIVE TO THE MAX DAY!
We hope you’ll consider joining us in supporting Healing Hearts Rescue this year, as we truly work hard to save endless dogs in need, from Missouri to Texas to North Dakota to right here in Minnesota. We are a completely volunteer run organization and rely on donations to help pay for vet bills, food, supplies, foster care, training and transportation.
Donations are tax deductible and can be made by clicking the DONATE button. Any donation leading up to or at any time on Give to the Max Day (November 21st) is truly appreciated.
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In Memory of In loving memory of our sweeheart beagle, Misha
9 years was too little time with our rescue beagle Misha. Best years of our lives was spending it with you my dear. Thank you for all the giggles, cuddles and unconditional love. You were truly special and so many quirks which made living with you a surprise everyday. Andrej and I will never forget…
Orville
Orville came into rescue from a local impound facility. He was an older guy, but stole our hearts like a champ. Orville had a lot of hurdles to overcome from his life before rescue, but his foster family was there to support him through thick and thin. Orville’s favorite thing to do was to chill out…
Gilbert
Gilbert was a shy pup when he came into rescue from the Reservation. He wasn’t sure how to be a house dog, or a family dog. But with the love of his amazing foster family, he learned. He loved to play and snuggle, especially with his human foster sister. Gilbert grew happy and confident in his…
Pinto
Pinto came to us from a hard life on the Reservation. He was an older boy when we got him. It was as though he’d spent his life saving up love for others. Then, when he finally found a foster family, he spent all his time showering them with it all. Pinto was kind and…
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