By Nancy K LaPorta | Project Manager
Hello Supporters,
This month, I have taken away the steering wheel and handed my keyboard over to my "right hand" and Vice President, Paulina Romanelli, who stepped up during my cancer scare last year and continues to amaze me by her knack of finding humor in the oddest places.
As most of you know, animal rescue can be heartbreaking, exhausting, and consuming. Our work for the animals' best welfare is our goal. While Full Moon Farm is primarily a wolfdog sanctuary, we often receive "pet quality" animals that can be placed into well qualified homes. Part of our mission is to conduct professional placements as well as using our expertise to help other organizations with placements and transports.
Enter Paulina and her wonderful sense of humor!
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Do you love to travel? Meet new people and see new places? Then the exciting career of wolfdog transport might be for you!
Travel via a large, unmarked van to such exotic locations as Ohio, Michigan, unnamed towns in Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio again.
Accommodations will vary between the worst room in a pet friendly motel or sleeping in the driver's seat because there are too many crates in the van. All expenses will be paid as long as you can survive off $50 a week.
Meet interesting people! Spend time with new friends by trying to find weaknesses in their fencing. Do you have a passion for education? Then you'll enjoy explaining to families that they are no longer allowed to have potted plants or breakable possessions.
See the world!.....as long as the state, city, county, township, street, and neighborhood is wolfdog legal.
And mostly, learn about yourself. Did you know you have a favorite parking spot at the Tennessee welcome center? You will! Learn the minimum amount of sleep you need to survive and learn how much dog noise you can sleep through. Learn about bravery and parking laws as you try to find a place to rest in a van full of howling wolfdogs. But in the end, you'll learn how much you love the dog you're transporting and how you'll miss them every day.
Howls from the road,
Paulina
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Joyous howls!
Nancy and the Pack
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