Heather Crowe

Heather Crowe is the founder of the HIT Living Foundation, an animal rescue organization. Here are some key details about her:

Background and Education

Heather Crowe graduated from Columbia College of Chicago with a BFA in Art + Design and a minor in Photography in 2011.1 She moved to Los Angeles from San Francisco about 8 years ago.

Founding of HIT Living Foundation

Heather founded the HIT Living Foundation in 2018, inspired by a Bahamian Potcake dog named Kesa who needed a home.1 After successfully finding Kesa a family, Heather's passion for animal rescue grew, leading to the creation of the foundation.

Mission and Work

The HIT Living Foundation is a foster-based rescue organization that focuses on:

• Rescuing and rehoming dogs in need
• Providing spay/neuter clinics internationally, particularly in Caribbean countries2
• Raising awareness about homeless animals
• Working with local communities to educate about animal welfare

International Efforts

In 2022, Heather expanded the foundation's work internationally, launching HIT Living International. This branch focuses on spay/neuter clinics and rescue efforts in places like the Bahamas, Dominican Republic, and Cuba.2

Personal Passion

Heather has had a lifelong passion for animals, drawing inspiration from figures like St. Francis of Assisi.1 Her work with the foundation allows her to combine this passion with her background in art and design to make a difference in the lives of animals and people.

Heather Crowe's LinkedIn profile lists her as the Founder at HIT Living Foundation, based in Burbank, California.3