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Tracy’s Passion Arose When She Had Free Time
For about six weeks in 2011, Tracy found some downtime while she was furloughed from her job. During her time off, her husband Scott explained, “She started going down to the local city shelter in San Antonio to video dogs that they were stationing at another facility because they knew they wouldn’t get adopted.”
It wasn’t before long that the dogs were pulling at her heartstrings, and she knew that she had to continue her passion even after she went back to work full-time.
How The Organization Started
That’s how Tracy came up with the idea for Tracy’s Dogs. Scott said, “She started posting those videos on YouTube, and we started getting recognition from people all over the country wanting to adopt the dogs.”
YouTube and social media became a very important tool for Tracy. It’s how she got the word out about dogs who needed adopting. Pretty soon, Tracy had created an official non-profit. Everything was coming together.
They’ve Made A Huge Impact
Tracy’s Dogs has only been officially opperational for six years, but in that time, the organization has managed to rehome more than 3,700 dogs.
The team takes special care to ensure that every dog is going to a place where they can feel safe, loved, and cared for. Their adoption process is pretty rigorous. They don’t just give these adorable pups to any person who walks in off the street.
