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By Cathy Free
After years of seeing the dark side of pet rescue, numbed by the memory of the animals she couldn’t save, Cathy King was ready to retire.
“I thought, ‘I can’t do this any more — I just can’t take it’,” the 55-year-old dog and cat lover from Midway, Utah, tells PEOPLE. “It was so bleak, that I didn’t think I could continue. But something inside of me kept saying, ‘Just one more day.’ “
In 2010, King, a longtime animal rescue volunteer, was looking over letters sent to her by grateful people who had adopted pets she had rescued from shelters, when it came to her: Why not create a “win-win-win” animal charity that would not only rescue unwanted dogs, but give their trainers and owners a way to overcome sadness and trauma in their lives?
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