Retired K9 trainer rescuer wants to give back!

I have...

Rescue and behavior work is not glitter and unicorns by any means.

My career has been ground level work the entire time.

I have held injured dogs, hugged those with mange when others turned away.

I have run towards the sounds of dog fights and stepped in to break up.

I have crawled under a truck to unwire a bait dog fastened there, and followed through with rehab to help her have a loved life.

I was one to pop the lock on a car used for 'trunking' fights and rescue the living ones.

I have held closely more than one as they passed, my own and many others.

I have cut a hanging dog down to perform cpr and save her.

I have purposely taken the bite of a TSA/Air Force K9 to distract and get her to release another K9's muzzle.

I have scar riddled hands and forearms from bites and injuries.

Only part of why it is sooo hard to back away. I will always try to do what I can to make a difference.

I have...

I want to continue to be a resource to people and animals in need through local giving of foods, med needs, behavior care, etc. for those in need.

Seniors, disabled, emergency issues...some can't afford or transport foods, often at their darkes time's, I want to fill that gap and offer hope.

Hands on behavior help to keep pets home and out of the trauma of already full shelters.

I want to reprise my K9 Behavior and Care podcast(s) to offer help to world-wide animals and people leaning on decades of radio work atop my dog world.

My word, I WILL make a continued difference!

Lon 'LeadDog' Flewelling, CDT

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