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🌙🐩💤 Tell Me Something Good (opens the original)
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There are a lot of things our caregivers have to tell us before they end their shift at Dreamweaver Farm. Did everybody eat? Did everybody get their medications? Did anyone have diarrhea, vomit, refuse a meal or behave differently? What didn’t get finished, and what does the next person need to know? Animal caregiving requires constant communication because tomorrow’s caregiver needs to know what today’s caregiver saw.At the bottom of our shift report, though, there is another required question:
Welcome Wednesday 9/21/2026 - 9/27/2026 (opens the original)
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By staff writer Leon RussLast week, Dreamweaver Farms welcomed more than new arrivals-we welcomed new beginnings. Ten dogs came through our gates, each carrying a story marked by loss, uncertainty, resilience, and hope.While the days were full, our hearts were fuller as we offered more than shelter. Here they are met with patience, compassion, and a peaceful place to rest and heal-a soft place to land and the chance to start again.Thanks to your generosity and belief in second chances, these dog
🌙🐩It Takes a Community (opens the original)
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Today was one of those days when a lot of things came at us from a lot of different directions. By the end of it, though, they seemed to have something in common.They were all about people helping animals by helping each other. Our first stop was the new Spartanburg Pet Resource Center, which had called us about a stray doodle we believe may be a Springer Spaniel/Poodle mix. She is now Natasha, and you’ll hear more about her once we know her better.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" hr
🌙🐩 I Let Romeo Go (opens the original)
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I promised you a story tonight about caregivers. I’m going to save that one for tomorrow. Today reminded me that caring for animals carries a heavy responsibility—one we don’t like to talk about nearly as much. Sometimes caring for an animal means doing everything possible to preserve his life. Sometimes it means knowing when to let him go.Today I let Romeo go.Notice I did not say that I “put him down.”I don’t say that I “put a dog down.” I never have liked that phrase. I dislike it enough that
Weekly Roundup: Monday 09/21/26 – Sunday 09/27/26 (opens the original)
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By staff writer Leon RussLove lives at Dreamweaver Farms—in muddy paw prints, wagging tails, kind eyes, and the steady hands of those who pour their hearts into caring for our animals. Whether you’re drawn to the dogs who fill our days with joy or the amazing people who care for them, we are deeply grateful to have you in our Dreamweaver family.This farm is built on love, patience, and second chances, and there is always room for you here.Addison’sHome to our tiniest residents — Chihuahuas, York
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