Hello, fellow volunteers! We are in need of volunteers to work all shifts for this festival. It is truly one of the nicer festivals to shop and play for the holidays. If you cannot work a particular slot but do have some time to volunteer, please contact me and I will see what I can do to adjust the shifts. Thank You!
Cindy G. 512-422-9632
🎉🥳 Meet the Winner of Gidget’s Genetic Jambalaya! 🐾🍲
You can’t always judge a pup—or a life journey—by the cover. Gidget may look like one thing, but her DNA tells a whole different story. And wow… Great Pyrenees? Who knew?
A huge round of a-paws to Ranch Pal {and Misha's mom}, Jenni Cooke, who came closest to guessing Gidget’s unique blend and took home a pair of Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Gen)! 🎧🐶
Gidget’s official recipe?
🟡 50% American Pit Bull Terrier
From Rhonda: A Note of Gratitude to Our BarksGiving Volunteers
There are events—and then there are moments that shape the soul of a mission.
BarksGiving Day 2025 was precisely that.
Thanks to you, our volunteers, over 200 guests experienced what it means to be “Where Love Resides.” You welcomed strangers like neighbors, shared stories like family, and made every tail wag and heart open. It was joyful, meaningful, and above all—powered by you.
You are the hands, the hearts, and the hope behind every healing story at Living Grace Canine Ranch.
Hi LGCR Volunteers,
Looking for something meaningful to do this Thanksgiving? We’d love to have you join us at the ranch for a special celebration!
We’ll gather at noon on Thanksgiving Day to enjoy a delicious meal generously provided by Honey Baked Ham. Volunteers are invited to contribute by signing up to bring sides—just email me at jen@livinggracecanineranch.org to let me know you’re coming, and I’ll send you the sign-up sheet.
Our furry friends will be celebrating too! Jobs Forever Foster family is preparing turkey balls for the dogs, and Rhonda will be bringing green beans and sweet potatoes so the pups can enjoy a festive feast alongside us.
I’m looking forward to spending the holiday with many of you. If you can’t make it, I hope you have a wonderful celebration with your loved ones.
Feel free to reach out with any questions!
As a new volunteer, almost two years ago, I remember Gidget leaving a sweet, and yes sassy, impression upon me. I transported her to the Vet the evening before her leg surgery. I could tell she was anxious and not wanting to be there. I wrapped my arms around her neck and reassured her. Her amber eyes said it all. I had a hard time leaving her that evening, but was so very happy to see her back at the ranch to heal and get back to being Gidget.