A Christmas tree serves as the beating heart of many people’s homes during this time of year.

The entire family may spend time working on this project together, from choosing and purchasing the tree to decorating it.

Here is a part of Tom Dull’s vision that made their interaction possible. In Indiana, the Dull family owned a sizable farm, but they had no notion what to save.

Christmas trees now.

They grew crops that didn’t seem to do very well. Except that they planned to grow a variety of plants that people could use as live Christmas trees inside their homes.

That was once the starting point of a significant family transaction.

The Dull’s Tree Farm is simply booming!

For the past 14 years, what began as a little trade intended to send their children to college has evolved into a dart-to seasonal area in their neighborhood.

Yes, their children graduated from college debt-free, and business was once again thriving.

They were able to and kept going.
Over the course of the 14 years, they developed a variety of ideas for drawing more people.

To label and personalize wreaths for people, they established the Wreath Barn. They also have a log home where families can unwind and prepare genuine cuisine.

However, the one thing that people cherished and kept turning to became their dependable assistance.

a Newfoundland dog.
One of their neighbors who runs a pet rescue group had the notion.

Virginia Davis, a co-founder of South Central Newfoundland Rescue, told Tom that they would use their Newfoundland dogs on their farm to raise money for their organization.

This breed adores doing drafts.
By creating a cart to go around the trees, wow do they like it!

Families visit Dull’s Tree Farm now less to steal their tree for the season and more to enjoy the sight of these unbiased, obedient-looking canines dragging the tree to their car.

Treats and belly rubs are also quite helpful guidelines, as well as guidelines for guidelines!

a balanced Christmas diet
The addition of the Newfies produced a holistic skill set that hit several targets.

granting access to permanent residences
In addition to raising money, this increased local awareness and provided an opportunity for adoption.

The reason Tom and his family were always happy to welcome South Central Newfoundland Rescue and their beloved Newfies onto their tree farm is given below.

On the farm, the Newfies enjoy the time of their lives.

Some dogs tug the trees while enjoying the attention they receive. These dogs, who are either too young or too old to pull a sled, also serve as people greeters.

Since they are their own personal large fluffy bears, they amuse the friends while appreciating the cuddles they receive.

The boring family is a common sight in the area.
Tom and his family were aware of the effect their farm had on the community.

They recognized all of the actual benefits it offered and the way it drew people to their community.

According to Tom, it all comes down to showing support for the community that helped them all along the way through the years when they were just getting started.

As long as it continues to promote various causes in their community, he intended to maintain doing this. And that’s what Christmas is all about when it comes to reflecting about it.

Check out the video below to see the Newfies in action!