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05/11/2024

The fall colors have been incredible in Oregon

08/10/2024

Our walking trails are the best 🌳🍂

05/09/2024

Gimli got to play in the Sandy River

12/08/2024

Food carts & pups the best way to spend date night

We have been adventuring Portland, exploring our new home, & re-doing our website! With a new website we’ll be launching new programs and packages & re-doing a lot! We are excited and will keep everyone posted the closer we get to our finished product!🐾

16/06/2024

For Father’s Day we’d like to highlight Dan, Max’s dad. We want to share with you our story and how we decided on our name. We hope you take the time today to really hug your dad, or father figure really tight. It truly is awful not having their physical presence here on earth but please know your loved ones are always with you. Dan is always with his family. We also hope you gather a few things from our story. 1. Making memories and being present for as many moments as possibly should be above all, life is short, life can be cruel, so while you can make the most of it. Forgive, love, & be present. 2. Family is important, prioritize time with them and 3. The impact dog’s can have in our lives is indescribable. Do not take them for granted and understand how powerful their presence, unconditional love, & devotion can be.

10/06/2024

Those needing training in California please reach out to Kristina. She’s awesome! She’s got a great background, education, & hands on experience and has all the same beliefs and values that we do as trainers and you will be in good hands!
We have talked to a few other dog trainers in the area and Kristina made it an easy decision for us!
Good Life Dog Training
Contact: text (951)-208-7219

02/06/2024

We can’t believe it! It’s happening! 🌲
We are grateful to call this state home starting July 2024🤍
We will be offering services in Portland, OR and surrounding areas starting Summer 2024
🐾To our California pack members, THANK YOU. The memories, to connections, all the amazing pups & humans we are so grateful for all of you! Thank you for choosing us to be your trainers, thank you for the endless support, & thank you for being the absolute BEST clients in the world🐾

23/05/2024

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
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Grateful Heart Animal Sanctuary is looking for some hard working, dependable, animal loving volunteers that aren't afraid to get dirty.

Volunteers must be at least 18 years or older. Volunteers between the ages of 8 and 18 are welcome to volunteer with their parent(s) or legal guardians.

Volunteer duties consist of feeding, cleaning and filling water troughs and mucking stalls and animal day enclosures. There are also opportunities to help with special projects around the sanctuary if interested.

We have morning shifts and afternoon shifts available and hours are somewhat flexible.

Morning shift begins anytime between 7:00 a.m and 10:00 a.m. The shift is approximately 2 hours long.

Afternoon shift currently begins anytime between 3:30 p.m and 5:00 p.m. and is approximately 2 hours long. The afternoon shift start time changes with the time change as the daylight gets less.

We ask for a minimum commitment of six months with one shift per week. While training the shift may be a little longer than 2 hours.

If you are interested in volunteering please text or call Julie at 909-979-9333. From there we will set up a time for you to come meet all of our animal rescues and chat about volunteering.

We strive to provide a fun positive volunteer experience. Our animals provide unlimited love, humor and entertainment! 🤣

Come be a part of our Grateful Heart Volunteer Team!

Pictured below is Millie one of our extremely valued volunteers. She volunteers for the morning shift twice a week and is also on our Board of Directors. She is our "chicken and duck" expert. She is small but mighty! I mean this girl is STRONG! She uses her volunteer time as part of her workout time to stay fit, along with being an avid hiker. Thank you Millie for your dedication to our animals and the sanctuary.

02/04/2024

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When working with a reactive dog we often see owners interrupt, correct, or redirect after the dog is already reacting. By interrupting earlier we give our dog a better chance to be successful. Typically you’ll notice their ears perk up in the direction of the trigger, then other body signals start happening (hackles raised, tail up and high, weight shifts, mouth ajar, etc) THEN vocalization occurs Interrupt your dog the moment those ears perk up, interrupt the moment they are fixating -don’t wait for the bark and the lunging The fixation is like leaving a boiling pot of water on the stove and the reaction is the water boiling over Allowing your prey driven dog to fixate on something and reinforcing this can often lead to frustration which then builds in to reactivity or leash reactivity. Paying attention to your dog’s on your walk will go a long way in being able to see the signs early and prevent any behavioral issues to arise.

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