Last Saturday, friends, volunteers, and longtime supporters gathered at The Woods Park & Pavilion to celebrate a man whose kindness and dedication have shaped every corner of Homeless to Home Animal Rescue & Cat Sanctuary.   The afternoon was all about Charlie Jones — a quiet, humble hero who’s spent more than 20 years giving his time, strength, and heart to the animals he lovingly calls “my angels.” There was laughter, hugs, and stories shared under the trees as guests enjoy

For two decades, Charlie Jones has been the quiet backbone of Homeless to Home. If you’ve visited the sanctuary, chances are you’ve seen him — soft-spoken, steady, and surrounded by the cats he calls “my angels.”   Charlie’s fingerprints are everywhere at HTH and The Woods Park & Pavilion. He has mowed and trimmed the grounds, overseen the construction of our sanctuary expansion, purchased storage sheds and supplies out of his own pocket, hauled countless loads of litter and

At Homeless to Home, we’re lucky to have volunteers who not only show up — but light up the whole place while they’re here. This week’s spotlight shines on Alex Carder, whose humor, kindness, and sheer dedication turned our Jingle Bells & Summer Sales Craft Festival into the joyful event that it was. From the moment setup began, Alex was a powerhouse. Without his help, setup would have fallen to just two people — a daunting task for such a large event. Instead, Alex was there

At Homeless to Home, our volunteers wear many hats... and sometimes they wear the title of published author.   This week, we’re shining our Volunteer Spotlight (new bi-weekly- ish  segment!) on Kimberly Bryant, our Operations Coordinator at The Woods. Why? Because something amazing happened, of course!   Kimberly's debut novel, Marked by Fate , just hit a major milestone. For five days straight, her book was officially ranked in Amazon’s Top 100 in the category of Teen & Youn

We're celebrating something truly special—our beloved Mark has completed his final cancer treatment!   Mark has been a pillar of strength, love, and dedication at Homeless to Home since he began volunteering with us in July 2018. After partially retiring from his 25-year career at McDaniel Automotive as an Administrative Assistant, Mark threw his heart into the rescue. He’s been here day after day, often working 12-hour shifts—cleaning, caring for the cats, training new staff