Welcome to Summer Camp: Rescue program provides a lifeline for four-legged friends during hardship

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Wednesday, 17/04/2024

Summer camp. Memories of the great outdoors, new friends, fun adventures. But around Misfit Mountain in Haywood County, the rescue’s Summer Camp Program means something entirely different, and that vital service may have just saved Frankie Scott’s life, if not his dog, Koda’s. 

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Misfit Mountain seeks to help animals and owners alike

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Wednesday, 13/12/2023

The holiday season is among the toughest times in the animal rescue world. Adopting pets isn’t always front of mind for people, and harsh weather can create a sense of urgency when rehoming furry friends. 

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