Meet the Team!

Cindy Harrison

I am the proud owner of four feisty dogs and two lazy cats. My canine crew includes Hank, an adopted Dachshund; Gemma, an overactive Merle Chihuahua; Charlotte, a rescue from a kill shelter in Texas; and Isabell, my spoiled long-haired Dachshund. For the past few years, a fellow director and I have been planning to start a rescue, and this dream is now becoming a reality. With over six years of experience as a director and volunteer with another rescue, my passion for helping dogs in need has only grown. I've adopted dogs with various behavioural issues and worked with fantastic dog behaviourists and trainers. I am excited about the future of Wee Ones and the opportunities to help more animals. I have devoted most of my adult life to helping animals and always look forward to making a difference for the next one.

Rebecca Cox

Hello, my name is Rebecca, and I’m 34. I’m a baker, an auntie, a dedicated fur momma, a friend, and a daughter. Recently, I’ve added “dog rescue volunteer” to my list of roles, and I couldn’t be more thrilled. My deep love for animals motivates me to support causes that make a difference in their lives. As I dive into this new adventure with Wee Ones Dog Rescue, I am eager for the countless experiences and exciting challenges ahead. I look forward to meeting new people and animals, all of whom will become part of my extended family. Joining the rescue community is truly a dream come true, and I am excited to contribute to the well-being of dogs in need. Every step in this journey reaffirms my passion for helping animals and making a positive impact in their lives.

Graham Jacobs

I am the Surrender Coordinator and a Director for Wee Ones Dog Rescue. My journey with the organization started when my wife and I met Tinkerbelle and Nutmeg at a meet-and-greet. We instantly fell in love and decided to adopt them, which sparked my desire to get more involved with the rescue. Seeing the joy and transformation in dogs finding loving homes is incredibly rewarding. It makes me proud to be part of such a caring and dedicated team, working together to give these animals the happy lives they deserve. Each success story fuels my passion, and I look forward to continuing this meaningful work with a team that shares my commitment to helping dogs in need.

Linda Carrier

My name is Linda Carrier, and I am the Treasurer and a Director at Wee Ones Dog Rescue. Although I am new to the Wee Ones family, I have been a dedicated supporter of this remarkable rescue for some time. My passion for advocating for those who cannot speak for themselves aligns perfectly with the mission of Wee Ones. I firmly believe that every dog deserves a peaceful and loving forever home, and I am committed to making this a reality for as many furry friends as possible. Joining the Wee Ones team has been an exciting step, and I am eager to contribute my skills and energy to help improve the lives of countless dogs in need. Being part of such a compassionate organization is deeply rewarding, and I am dedicated to supporting our mission every step of the way.

Danielle Lyons

Hi, my name is Danielle. I have been with Wee Ones Dog Rescue for over a year, starting as a volunteer and moving up to the roles of Volunteer Coordinator and now Director. My passion for animals extends beyond my work with the rescue—I share my home with a diverse family of pets, including a mixed-breed dog named Annabelle, a cat named Eclipse, a bearded dragon named Stryker, a rat named Gilbert, and several tanks full of fish. You could say I’m an avid animal lover! In addition to my furry and scaly companions, I am also a proud parent of four children. I am deeply committed to transforming the lives of the beautiful dogs we care for and finding them the loving forever homes they deserve. Being part of Wee Ones is incredibly rewarding, and I am dedicated to making a positive impact on every dog’s journey.