Hey everyone!! I want to talk about this incredible animal adoption organization called "Circle of Hope K9 Rescue New England." Founded in 2007 by Phyllis Jackman-Stefanakos. She and many other great individuals have dedicated their lives to ensuring animals who no longer had hope would once again be able to. Phyllis works countless hours, rescuing, rehabilitating, and working with hundreds of animals every day, ensuring each is adequately cared for, loved, and well socialized (with people, dogs, and cats) until they are ready for the next step: adoption into their "furever" homes. Phyllis does this while watching several children and caring for her husband, who is in a wheelchair. Needless to say, she has her hands full yet manages to make ends meet every time. Everyone in this group has and continues to work hard to oversee the animals, such as Erin Murphy Schneeweiss, who organizes paperwork and house visits (both virtual and physical) and keeps this organization running smoothly. You, too, can become part of this fantastic group!

Speaking from experience, I adopted a wonderful cat from them, formerly known as Calvin, now Felix. He is a spectacular feline who came into my life full of love and much to offer my little “fur family.” There were no issues with integration with my current cat, Stella, and dog, Ruby. Felix settled in as if he had been there all along. I could go on and on about how much of a snuggle-bug, spunky, full of life and charismatic individual he is, but I don’t want to spoil it for new adopters. While it will be different for everyone, I can guarantee it will boil down to the same thing: you will not be able to imagine life without them! Trust me when I tell you, these animals are extraordinary because the people who run this organization are too. After adopting from three separate organizations, I can assure you that Circle of Hope is, by far, the most well-run and organized.

Now, I understand that $2,500 is a lot to ask for, but it is not just the money. Dog and cat food (any brand, wet and dry) is always needed as well as cat litter, wee-wee pads and most importantly, FOSTERS!

***-> THERE IS ALWAYS A NEED FOR FOSTERS <-***

Supplies and the like can be sent to this address:

CIRCLE OF HOPE

93 MIFFLIN ROAD

JACKSON, TN 38301-0911

You can also call their vet directly at (731) [phone redacted] or PayPal to [email redacted] to donate to the current bill that ensures these animals are healthy and ready for their new homes.

So, please, I’m asking all my fellow animal lovers to help us out! Remember, every little bit helps… Thank you, everyone, for your time and attention to this matter.

Have a blessed day!