At one point in my life, I decided community service would be something that genuinely fulfills me, pouring into things other than myself. That said, every week I volunteer at the local animal shelter. When I sit at the front desk and watch new people come in every day, ready to adopt a pet, I noticed those who come in with children the most. I paid attention how those children interacted with the dogs and cats (mostly because that’s part of my jobs to keep both parties safe, but still). That turned into boots-on-the-ground journalism and some secondary research that ultimately led me to the idea for Peccy’s Puppy Pass.