At Small Dog Realty, we’ve always believed that a strong community is the foundation of a good life. It’s the people, the places, the pups (of course), and the passion that makes Montana feel like home. That’s why giving back isn’t just something we do—it’s part of who we are. Every agent on our team is involved in the community in a meaningful way, whether that means serving on a local board, volunteering their time, or supporting the causes that keep this place thriving.
When it comes to showing up for our neighbors, we’re always looking for ways to lend a paw—or a helping hand. Take the Lady Raiders Spring Club Soccer League, for example. This incredible program gives young athletes the chance to develop their skills, grow their confidence, and be part of something bigger than themselves. We’re proud to sponsor the Lady Raiders this season and cheer them on from the sidelines. Watching these kids play with heart and hustle? That’s the kind of energy we love to support.
And speaking of heart... we’re also showing up for two of our favorite local nonprofits: Stafford Animal Shelter and Heart of the Valley Animal Shelter. On May 18 and 19, we’ll be attending their annual fundraising galas—the Fur Ball and the Dog Ball—two events that raise critical funds for animals in need across our region. We’ve purchased tables at both, and we’re excited to be part of the celebration!
These shelters do so much more than provide temporary homes—they give second chances, medical care, and love to pets who need it most. As a team of real estate professionals who just happen to be major animal lovers, supporting their mission feels personal.
We’re proud to be part of a community that cares about kids, about animals, and about building a better future together. Whether it’s through cheering on the Lady Raiders, showing up for our local shelters, or serving on boards that shape our town, our mission goes beyond real estate. Because at the end of the day, it’s not just about homes. It’s about heart, connection, and being good neighbors.