Cued Canines

09/03/2024

Love being part of the Outrun Rescue family 🐾

Why I volunteer for Outrun Rescue:

"In a world where countless dogs yearn for a second chance, volunteering has become my way of making a difference.

These dogs come to Outrun with stories of abandonment, neglect, or loss, but they also come with an incredible capacity for love and resilience.

Each time I welcome a foster dog into my home, I’m not just giving them shelter; I’m offering them a bridge between the life they’ve left behind and the loving future that awaits them.

It’s not always easy; in fact, it can be incredibly challenging. But the moment a once-timid dog looks at you with trust in their eyes, knowing they’re finally safe—that’s when you know it’s all worth it.

Volunteering with Outrun isn’t just about the dogs, though; it’s about being part of a community of people who share the same passion and drive. Together, we celebrate the milestones and support each other through the tough times, always with the goal of giving these dogs the best possible chance at a new life.

When the day comes that a foster dog finds their forever family, there are tears—of joy, of pride, and yes, a little sadness. But knowing that I played a part in their journey to a better life makes every moment worth it. Fostering and volunteering have enriched my life in ways I never imagined, and I’m endlessly grateful for the opportunity to make a difference, one dog at a time. Because every dog deserves a story with a happy ending. ~~ Sarah Kaechele "

Sarah Kaechele is a Certified Dog Trainer (KPA-CTP) and holds a Masters Degree in Animal Science specializing in Behaviour Sciences (M.Sc.). Sarah runs a dog training company out of Alliston, Ontario but donates her time and skills to helping some of our Outrun Dogs.

Together we can build a better tomorrow. We are blessed to have her as part of our team here at Outrun Rescue and Rehabilitation Center.