Everyday Heroes Salem woman making a PAW-sitive impact through pet rescue business

Portland, ORLocal News

Cassie Farm has emerged as an everyday hero in Salem, Oregon, through her unwavering commitment to animal rescue. Her journey began in 2013, leading to the full-time establishment of Farm's Pet Services, LLC, in 2021, where she offers pet-sitting and dog-walking services. A pivotal moment in her rescue work was the rescue of Coco, a pit bull puppy who had been abandoned and severely injured. The discovery of a microchip led to legal action against Coco's previous owners for animal abuse. Farm's approach extends beyond rescue; she builds lasting relationships with the pets and families she assists, providing ongoing support.

Her efforts have had a profound impact on the community, exemplified by her help to pet owners like Tony Mignogna, who faced homelessness. Farm's dedication and compassion have earned her the admiration of many, including those she has helped directly. Through her actions, she highlights the critical need for advocacy in animal welfare and the power of community support.

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