by Profile Coordinator | Mar 26, 2015 | 2015, Fostering, Ways to get involved
This week’s foster spotlight is all about Todd Tiefenauer! Todd got involved fostering for GPG after his friend, Angie, started fostering. Todd had been volunteering at the St. Louis Zoo for years, but wanted to help out with a shelter that was close to home. He has...
by Profile Coordinator | Mar 5, 2015 | 2015, Fostering, Ways to get involved
Our next Foster Spotlight goes to a very important person at GPG, our Foster Placement Coordinator, Abby Lorenz! Abby got involved with us in 2012 when she adopted a GPG dog, Lucy (formerly Yam). She started to become more involved by transporting rescues to events...
by Profile Coordinator | Feb 5, 2015 | 2015, Fostering, Ways to get involved
Our next foster spotlight goes to none other than Marie Grohmann! Marie got started with GPG when she adopted her first GPG dog, Morticia. We have our very own GPG love story because that’s how she met her significant other! Tommy was Morticia’s foster dad. They have...
by Profile Coordinator | Jan 22, 2015 | 2015, Fostering, Ways to get involved
This week we would like to honor Anna Bellavia for our Foster Spotlight! Anna has quite a past with GPG. She was a two-time GPG adopter who turned volunteer and then later a foster parent. She has been with us for over a year and a half. In that time, she has had...
by Profile Coordinator | Jan 15, 2015 | 2015, Fostering, Ways to get involved
Happy New Year fosters! With this new year, we want to again start celebrating the wonderful fosters that make our mission with GPG possible. Our first foster spotlight of the year goes to… Chelsey Olson. Chelsey heard about GPG by visiting the Purina Farm event,...
by Profile Coordinator | Nov 20, 2014 | 2014, Fostering, Ways to get involved
This week we want to honor Jamie and Dale Schwab for all that they do for GPG! Jamie knew Jamie Case for a long time and had heard and read a lot about her GPG stories. One day, she decided to stop sitting back and to be a part of this amazing experience instead. They...
