Nov 24, 2025
Dedicated Volunteering Enhanced Sanctuary Work Through Completing Dog Behavior Course
In July, ten HHAS volunteers and staff members enrolled in the Family Dog Mediation L.E.G.S. course. The L.E.G.S. course is a professional training program developed by Kim Broghey, which utilizes the L.E.G.S. model to understand dog behavior by examining a dog’s Learning, Environment, Genetics, and Self. The goal of the course is to teach a holistic, dog-centric approach to dog behavior and elefare that goes beyond traditional training methods by focusing on the root causes of a dog’s behavior.
Ann Ferrel has completed this challenging course and is using her new skills to help dog, Dillon, acclimate to many new settings (to him) and people in the community! We extend our heartfelt thanks to Ann for her dedication to the animals at Hallie Hill!
Hallie Hill welcomes many volunteers, providing animals with the opportunity to meet new people. This is a perfect time of year to start volunteering at Hallie Hill! For more information about volunteering opportunities, click here. www.halliehill.com.
Nov 17, 2025
Meet our November Adorable Adoptables
Looking to add a little love and a lot of personality to your life? Meet some of the amazing animals waiting for their forever homes at Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary!

Brady is a handsome, affectionate pup who resembles a chocolate lab. He’s currently mastering crate training and loves making new dog friends. With his sweet personality, he’s sure to steal your heart in no time.

Clayton is a big, goofy guy who doesn’t realize how large he is! Once he burns off some energy, he’s happy to relax and enjoy the view. He’s always ready for an adventure, so he’ll need a secure fence—or a fun-loving owner to explore the world with.

Homer is a lovable 10-year-old hound who’s young at heart and fueled by treats. He’s great with both people and dogs, proving that age is just a number when it comes to playtime.

Mystique, a 2.5-month-old calico kitten, truly lives up to her magical name. She has cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), which makes her a little wobbly, but it doesn’t slow her down one bit. She’s full of love, charm, and kitten mischief!
Ready to meet your new best friend? Click here to learn more and apply today.