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GG’s Journey is a heroic tale told through the eyes of a once abandoned dog who overcomes significant obstacles on her quest to finally find a loving family. As she deals with life-threatening illness, misconceptions about her behavior, and the uncertainty of her future, the reader gets a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the systems that are designed to support, but often fail, our animals in need.  GG’s Journey is the first novel from Cheryl Lyn Phillips, a Northville-based author who has dedicated her life to rescuing animals and protecting them from the inhumane practices of animal shelters that do more harm...

Today we would like to extend happy birthday wishes to a very special boy. Shamrock ("Shamie"), our founder's mother's kitty, has reached an incredible birthday milestone! Today, April 7, 2015, is his 20th birthday, which is 97 in cat years! We love you so much and are so glad you are still with us after two decades. Here's to another birthday for Shamie! 

We are devastated to announce the loss of Cheryl Phillips' cat Big Boy. After a short battle with a very aggressive disease, Big Boy sadly succumbed and crossed Rainbow Bridge on February 2, 2015. A rescue cat who was discovered by Chery's sister in 2006, Big Boy brought an incredible amount of joy and love to the Phillips' household, where he lived with a mom, dad, and four feline siblings. We love you Big Boy! You will be greatly missed! 

Dear Carlton,Happy 15th Birthday! We love you! You've had a rough year with various medical issues, but thanks to God and your wonderful medical team Drs. Brown and Venema, you have had a remarkable recovery. We treasure each day with you!Love,Mom, Dad, "Caesar, Cissy, Chanel & Big Boy"    

In Memory of GG Rescued May 20, 2009 - November 4, 2014 ( ~ Age 10) It is with great sadness and a broken heart that I announce the passing of our beloved GG. GG was the greatest dog and inspired me to establish GG's Journey to help save homeless animals. I rescued her in May 2009 in Detroit, Michigan, on Maryland Street. We were told by the Michigan Humane Society that she was aggressive and unpredictable, but the truth was that she was one of the most loving and gentle dogs I’ve ever known! GG encountered many challenges on her...