Courtney Keys - Agility Judge

Slightly belated thank you to Shawna and everyone with Canine Sports Zone for a great weekend in beautiful Wisconsin!! And a huge thanks to Finley for this ***amazing*** leash!!! It looks stunning on her!

Whew! It feels like forever since I judged, but there’s no better place to get back into it than Pawsitive Partners! Just an outstanding group of humans and dogs … and we got done with 10 courses in plenty of time for me to get a 90-minute massage today!

You’ve got one last chance to help Team USA get to IFCS WAC next month!

Shirt sales close forever tomorrow, March 18, at midnight eastern.

Thanks to everyone who has helped us out so far!!

Bonfire.com/ifcsusa2026

Thank you to everyone at Low Country Dog Agility for a great weekend in Charleston! I again donated 20% of my judging fees to migrant legal aid groups.

As I mentioned before, I am donating a portion of my judging fees this month to help migrant legal aid.

I split 20% of my Leaps N Bounds fees between and ..: keep up the good fight y’all

As the team manager for IFCS Team USA heading to Spain in April, I'm proud to share our supporter shirt fundraiser with our custom cute logo. The bat is a symbol of Valencia, representing good fortune, protection, and victory - all sure to be promised to our supporters! 😇

The front features the logo, and on the back, all the team members are listed in the S in USA.

All proceeds and donations go to team members to help offset the travel costs. This order is only open until March 1, so don't delay! Shirts will arrive in mid-March.

https://www.bonfire.com/ifcsusa2026

You can usually tell what sort of thing I’m training or need to train by my course designs soooo we’ve definitely been working on weaves here 😂

Like many in our agility community, I’m overwhelmed by what’s happening in our country. I have two judging assignments in February, and I will share donations from my judging fees with mutual aid groups working with immigrants both in the states I judge in (Arizona, South Carolina) and in my own state, Oregon.

If you’d also like to help but don’t know where to start, keep reading.

Below is copied from a post from and shared with permission:

Follow and support: + + +

Visit www.standwithminnesota.com to access a larger directory of vetted grassroots
organizations and mutual aid funds working to meet essential needs across the state.

Visit www.ilrc.org/protect for a comprehensive Know Your Rights guide.

Visit 5calls.org and enter your zip code. They will provide phone numbers for your senators along with local office phone numbers and scripts to use. If one doesn’t answer, call another at the click of a button.

Visit www.immigrationadvocates.org/legaldirectory/ to search for nonprofit immigration legal services providers by state, county, or detention facility.

Share resources. Educate your neighbors. Support local aid funds. Volunteer with legal aid services.

Someday I will figure out how to give timely cues to my adorable and confident tiny spaniel so she doesn’t grab bonus tunnels, but today is not that day 😂😂