Rogue Valley Street Dogs is proud to be featured in the Ashland News in December 2024 in “From Leashes to Lifelines: How Rogue Valley Street Dogs is Changing Lives.” Our Board President, Laura Cuddy, was interviewed about our organization, how it all began with our founders, J.W. and Nancy Lyon, and the impact of our contributions on the unhoused community.
From the article:
“With a devotion to animals all her life and with a great deal of compassion for people as well, she was attracted to Street Dogs’ holistic approach in serving the unhoused and low-income people and their pets.
‘I believe that pets are a lifeline for the humans who love them, and I’m a firm believer in spay and neuter programs to reduce overpopulation and suffering,” Cuddy said. “In my own darkest hours, my dog was truly the reason I did not give up.'”
You can read the full article in the Ashland News here. Your support with financial and in-kind donations, as well as volunteering, helps us meet our mission of keeping pets healthy and with their guardians.
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