Vicki Weiland of Kane Area Rehabilitation and Education for Wildlife joins the show to share her journey of rehabilitating nearly 1,000 animals per year. Vicki pulls back the curtain on the real costs, permits, red tape, and personal sacrifice that most people never see. She also shares the unexpected human side of her work, including how volunteers with autism have found healing and purpose through their bonds with animals. A powerful conversation about finding your life's purpose and the quiet, everyday heroes making a difference in their communities.If your interested in following or donating to her organization find them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/KAREforWildlife

What are American Teens doing these days? Tune in to hear my observations from a winter camp experiences about teens building their faith in an authentic and powerful. This episode is not an interview, but personal observations about my experience. Be encouraged as you hear about young people becoming American Neighbors!

Meet a young mother who knew the ideal family she grew up with having a mother and a father was not possible in her situation. Out of love and wanting to give her child the best, she made an impossible decision, give that child to a family with both a mother and a father to provide what she couldn't at a young age. Listen in to hear what she went through, what she felt, the struggle, and an unlikely but amazing reunion story.