š¾ Meet the Stars of Our Rescue Program
Behind every lesson in patience, responsibility,
communication, and compassion is a four-legged teacher.
At On The Other Side of the Fence,
our rescue dogs are more than animals in recovery.
They are part of the journey.
Dogs respond to calm communication, patience,
consistency, clear expectations, and trust ā
many of the same skills we help young people develop.
more than 20 years of dog obedience training experience
with clinical experience as a
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW).
Behavior is communication ā and safety, environment,
relationships, consistency, regulation, and learned skills matter.
Healing for the dogs. Growth for the kids. Hope for both.
š¶ Sebastian
Sebastianās Story
Sebastian was found abandoned in Morriston
with a large tumor that required immediate veterinary care.
After surgery and treatment, Sebastian was recovering well.
Unfortunately, his tumor now appears to be returning.
An amputation is likely to be the next step,
which means Sebastian may soon become a
three-legged pup.
Estimated to be around 3ā5 years old,
Sebastian continues to be an incredibly gentle and affectionate
dog who simply needed someone willing to give him a chance.
Veterinary care already provided
Estimated additional cost if amputation is needed
ā¶ Watch Sebastianās Full Story
Help Support Sebastianās Recovery
Sponsorship helps provide veterinary care,
medication, food, recovery support, and whatever comes next.
š¶ Charlie
Charlieās Story
Charlie was pulled from a
California euthanasia list
and transported to Florida through coordinated rescue efforts.
He is a special-needs dog who benefits from structured
environments, consistent handling, and patient, gradual progress.
Charlieās journey is not about rushing change.
It is about building trust, stability, and confidence
one step at a time.
Care expenses to date
ā¶ Watch Charlieās Full Story
Support Charlieās Ongoing Care
Sponsorship helps provide stability,
care, and support while Charlie continues rebuilding trust.
Support the Rescue Program
Every dog we take in requires time, medical care,
food, supplies, stability, and the willingness to stay with them
when recovery is not quick or easy.
Your support helps provide care,
recovery, and another chance.