After years dedicated to rescuing, fostering, vetting, and placing animals with other rescue organizations, I decided it was time to make a bigger impact and in 2018 I started Dixie Girl Dog Rescue. Our mission has always been dedicated to finding forever families for unwanted, neglected, abused, and homeless dogs.  However, over the years, it has become abundantly clear that our secondary objective must be raising awareness of the critical issues of animal overpopulation and forwarding legislation for mandatory spay/neuter and animal welfare laws in the South.

Since 2018, Dixie Girl has grown exponentially, saving countless dogs, puppies, and cats from the dire circumstances that many animals are not fortunate enough to escape. All of our animals are completely vetted before adoption, which includes examinations, testing, spaying or neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, preventatives, and microchipping. Many of these animals also require extensive medical attention and it should go without saying that the generous donations of many are the life support of the rescue.  However, the amount of animals we can help is and will always be, limited by the number of foster homes available to our animals.