Meet Our Team
Kari Marshall, Executive Director
Catrina Valania, Director of Community Relations
Kari Marshall, Executive Director
Kari began her career in animal welfare in 2009 when she discovered her passion for helping people and saving animal lives. Over the years, Kari has worked in every facet of the animal rescue field, from operations and programs to development. When she is not working, Kari enjoys spending time with her two dogs: Kassidy and Grace Mae. Kar
Kari began her career in animal welfare in 2009 when she discovered her passion for helping people and saving animal lives. Over the years, Kari has worked in every facet of the animal rescue field, from operations and programs to development. When she is not working, Kari enjoys spending time with her two dogs: Kassidy and Grace Mae. Kari also loves spending time with family and friends. She is dedicated to bringing new and innovative lifesaving programs to animal welfare.
Catherine Ralston, DVM
Catrina Valania, Director of Community Relations
Kari Marshall, Executive Director
Dr. Catherine Ralston is a graduate of Cornell University and has devoted her life to helping pets in need. She has spent many years in both private practice and shelter environments. She enjoys spending time with her son, his cat Rylee and her dog Joey. Dr. Ralston also finds joy in working on home improvement projects and cross stitch c
Dr. Catherine Ralston is a graduate of Cornell University and has devoted her life to helping pets in need. She has spent many years in both private practice and shelter environments. She enjoys spending time with her son, his cat Rylee and her dog Joey. Dr. Ralston also finds joy in working on home improvement projects and cross stitch crafts. She is dedicated to using her excellent skills to better the lives of pets in our community.
Catrina Valania, Director of Community Relations
Catrina Valania, Director of Community Relations
Catrina Valania, Director of Community Relations
After joining the animal welfare field in 2010 Catrina discovered her need to make pet lives better. She has since worked in the field in many capacities, including managing a high-volume shelter. Her enjoyment comes from spending time with her family, especially her three grandsons, and her many pets. She also likes doing anything artist
After joining the animal welfare field in 2010 Catrina discovered her need to make pet lives better. She has since worked in the field in many capacities, including managing a high-volume shelter. Her enjoyment comes from spending time with her family, especially her three grandsons, and her many pets. She also likes doing anything artistic, such as painting and crafting. She is committed to bringing valuable resources to pet owners and their pets through positive and engaging programs.