WEXFORD, Pa. (KDKA) – Susan Wolfe loves animals, and you can understand how it’s a natural fit with her last name. From the donkey to the chickens, she’s got all kinds of animals around her, but she’s got an especially big heart for dogs.
One of her two dogs is named Soldier.
“Soldier was found on the side of the road, in Texas, with a broken leg,” Wolf said.
Now her love of dogs drives her mission to help man’s best friend, through her non-profit called Puppy Pads.
“It’s just what God put on my heart,” said Wolfe.
Through her non-profit, she delivers insulated doghouses to dogs who are stuck living outside.
“There’s no judgment, we just respect the animals, and we want them to be happy and healthy and comfortable,” she said.
They need to be comfortable and safe, in the cold temperatures. However, not all states have rules like Pennsylvania that mandate you bring your dog inside when it’s below 32 degrees or above 90 degrees.
This idea for Puppy Pads all started with one dog.