Frank's Fight for Rock's Rescues

There is a man in Southeastern, WI that many of you know who has been a savior to thousands of dogs over the years. This man is Frank Allison and he runs Rock’s Positive K-9 Training. For those of you that know Frank, you are aware of his skills in training the dogs that many have given up on. Tragically, Frank has been diagnosed with stage 4 liver cancer and is in hospice care. Frank now needs our help to continue his work of caring for the dogs in his sanctuary. Let's not give up on him or his dogs.

Over the years, Frank has provided a permanent home to many dogs that have been deemed unadoptable. These are the sanctuary dogs - the ones that would have been euthanized due to behavioral issues. Sadly, these issues were most likely caused by humans, but Frank could see the potential in each and every one of these dogs and has provided them with food, shelter, training, companionship, and love. Besides the sanctuary, Frank has also provided training, daycare, and boarding to dogs that have a family but just needed a little extra schooling. With Frank in hospice care, the source of funding that was available to support the sanctuary dogs through the classes, individual training, daycare, etc., has come to an end for now. We need to help these dogs thrive and survive. Dana, Frank’s partner, is doing the best she can while taking care of both Frank and the dogs. But extra help is greatly needed. Funds are needed for dog food, supplies and everything else needed to keep the sanctuary and buildings operating. Any help you can give is greatly appreciated, whether it’s a monetary donation, cleaning supplies, or even just sharing this info with others.

Frank has been there for many of us and our beloved dogs. He has helped many rescues train their dogs when needed. He has fostered dogs and has provided training to both humans and dogs, many times asking for nothing in return. Please consider giving back to this man who has helped so many. We are so very grateful for your help at this truly difficult time.