Diane Korn
The dogs at Pinal County Animal Care and Control (PCACC) are sleeping much more soundly! Thanks to the generosity of the SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network, a brand-new shipment of Kuranda elevated dog beds has officially arrived. These beds are a “gold standard” for shelters—they keep pups off the cold floor, are easy to sanitize, and provide much-needed orthopedic support. But getting the beds to the shelter was only half the battle; they also needed to be built!
Neighborhood Heroes at Work
A huge shout-out goes to Wayne Kingsbury and Warren Smith of Robson Ranch. This dynamic duo has been hard at work:
Assembling the new beds with precision.
Repairing older beds to ensure no donation goes to waste.
Donating their time and handy-man skills to make sure every dog has a comfortable place to rest.
“Thank you to everyone at SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network. Your donations provide more than just beds; they provide comfort and dignity to animals in transition.”—Mera Laureys, President, Friends of Pinal Pets