10/22/2026
Sally & Jack have had enough scary for one Halloween. š¤š
I met these two sweet babies over the weekend after transporting dogs from an event. One little puppy was cowering in the corner, but when I knelt down, he came right over. Thatās when I spotted the other baby shaking under the bed.
They were scared enough to hide, but still hopeful enough to wag.
I stayed longer than I was supposed to, and it crushed me that I couldnāt take them that day.
My week was already ridiculously full, so I did the only thing I could: I took pictures and video, then shared what I saw in hopes that someone could help them.
Almost immediately after they were posted to the Friends of Bradford County Animal Services page, I got a text from Jasmine, one of my rockstar regular fosters, and a brand-new fosterāher colleague Jenny and one of our past adopters š„¹
They could take the puppies!
Transport was arranged, Bryan took a drive instead of lunch break, a vet visit squeezed in, and somehow the foster handoff crossed paths perfectly with Brooke Getter Stacey , who captured the sweetest photos of their first moments of freedom.
Funny how much you can fit into time you were absolutely certain you didnāt have.
These babies are safe, happy, and all wiggles now.
None of this happens because of one person.
It happens because someone fosters.
Someone says yes.
Someone drives.
Someone rearranges their day.
Someone takes the pictures.
Someone shares the post.
Sally & Jack are safe because a whole little village showed up for them. š¤š
And Iād say thatās a pretty good way to start their story.
If youāve ever thought about fostering, this is your sign.
Fostering saves lives, and every rescue story starts with someone saying yes. Thank you to our fosters who say yes time and time again and to the new ones who open their homes and take a chance.