Alec Receveur

President

I’ve always had a love for animals ever since I was a child. When I married Suzanne, I didn’t realize how much Suzanne loved animals until they started showing up in our home.  After 37 years of marriage, our shared love of animals grew into something bigger than we ever expected.  Over the years, Suzanne and I have rescued 15 dogs and some cats and 40 goldfish along the way.  

Both Suzanne and I decided it was time to create a 501c3 non-profit sanctuary with the existing dogs we rescued.  We want to provide a safe and secure place for abandoned dogs.  It is our hope that, in the future, we can provide a loving place for more.  We took on our 6th and 7th rescue in July 2024 and November 2024 which put us at the max at our residence. 

Alec Carrying 17-year-old Muffin 

Suzanne Receveur

Secretary/Treasurer

I grew up in a home with dogs and cats which is why the love of animals carried on into my adulthood.  The first dog that Alec and I had showed up on the doorstep the day we moved into our first house.  As the years rolled on, we picked up other rescues along the way but usually only had between 2-3 dogs at one time.  That grew to 3-5 dogs which grew to 6 then 7 dogs.  We kept adopting dogs and our hearts got bigger.

I’ve always helped the local rescues by donating dog food or donating to help pay vet bills.  However, I wanted to make so much more of a difference.  It has always been my dream to have a dog sanctuary so that I can spread awareness of the issues and provide the much needed love the rescues need.  

Amanda Green

Volunteer Services Director

As you can see above, I grew up in a home with a lot of animals.  We even had some bearded dragon lizards and rescued tadpoles from a puddle.  I love cats, dogs, and trash pandas. 

I was blessed with my parents’ love for animals and saw how much good they were doing with their rescues.  I decided to join in and rescued two dogs that needed some love.  I also rescued 3 cats (1 just showed up) and 2 ferrets.  

When my parents created Barxmore Acres, they asked me to join on as Volunteer Services Director.  They knew that I have the skills and love to help their sanctuary grow and to help spread awareness to the local communities.  

Now if only we could include Trash Pandas on the list of rescues.

Jesse Receveur

Volunteer

Jesse is a man of few words however he loves to play with the dogs.  

He has been so helpful by walking, feeding and playing with the dogs that he has become an integral part of the dogs’ care.  They have bonded with Jesse and seek him out when they want to play.  He looks forward to other volunteers helping to walk the dogs with us.

When we created Barxmore Acres, we wanted to include our kids in hopes that they will continue on with the vision.