Little Orphans Animal Rescue, Inc. is a group of volunteer cat and dog lovers whose mission is to rescue stray and neglected animals and pets who are unable to remain in their homes with their owners.
We are a No Kill rescue that provides love, shelter, food, human companionship, medical care, and spay/neuter services through local veterinarians until permanent placement is secured into pre-screened, loving homes.
I found out about LOAR in 2011 when I was looking for barn cats and they were looking for farms to place TNR ferals. I gave 13 barn cats a new home. I started helping with adoption events at Petco, but then we changed to Petsmart Charities Partners. Now I work with LOAR, taking care of all administrative tasks while providing all kinds of care for the cats. I LOVE cats!
I grew up in Minnesota and moved to Wisconsin in High School. Went to College at UW-Platteville (go Pioneers !!). My husband and I moved to Iowa for 11 years and came back to WI. We now live near Montello. I retired a few years ago from working remotely for the Uof Iowa, College of Dentistry, and needed to get out of the house !! We have had cats in our lives for a very long time, so volunteering at LOAR was a “no-brainer” for me. Now I keep busy with crochet projects, fishing, LOAR, and playing with the neighbor’s three donkeys!! I love those boys!
Hello, my name is Rayna Hackett. I am married with two daughters and one grandson. I was born and raised in Southwest Wisconsin. I currently work at a local manufacture, full-time and really enjoy volunteering at L.O.A.R with my husband and daughter. I have always been an advocate for all animals and their well-being. I also help organize fundraisers with my family and other volunteers to benefit. I recently accepted a position on the board for L.O.A.R. So I am really looking forward to all of the new challenges ahead.
My name is Stephanie Repinski. I adopted my Katie Bug from LOAR. In memory of Katie and to thank LOAR for rescuing her, I began volunteering in 2022.
I grew up in Montello, left to attend college at UW Madison, and after a number of years my husband and I moved back to Montello to raise our two Daughters. Fast forward almost twenty years, I start volunteering with LOAR in 2021 to prepare for “empty nesting”. My decision to volunteer has been so rewarding! I am now excited to represent and contribute to LOAR as a board member.