“I’ve been a Sanctuary foster since 2017,” Stacy says, “doing so because I have a special place in my heart for those dogs needing extra help.
“When I was asked to foster then five-year-old Leo, he had recently been diagnosed with diabetes and possibly Cushing’s disease. (Thankfully, he doesn’t have Cushing’s). I wanted to provide him with love and comfort and work on getting him healthier and stronger.
“The most rewarding part of being a GRRMF Sanctuary foster is being able to pour out my love to help a dog in desperate need of extra care. I enjoy going above and beyond for those in need. I’ve loved dogs all my life and I enjoy learning how to enrich and improve their lives.
“Being a Sanctuary foster may require extra commitment or sound challenging, yet in my experience, these dogs have shown me how unconditional love and living each day with gratefulness looks.”