The Little Fish
Initiative
Public Surface · v1
A quiet initiative, now formally in formation.
The Little Fish Initiative is dignity-first and grounded in real conditions. This page is a deliberate public entry point: plain, careful, accountable, and intentionally minimal.
Full site under construction
This is a temporary public surface while the full site is being built. The structure will expand into documentation,
governance notes, and verified pathways for support and practical action. No campaigns, no hype, no public fundraising surface at this stage.
What this is
Plain, careful, accountable.
Small, respectful interventions. Reality-led decisions. Slow growth. Human-first posture.
Dignity before scale
Reality-led design
Quiet credibility
What this is not
No hype. No performance.
TLF is not a campaign, a charity brand, or a public promise machine. If in doubt: say less.
No hardship imagery
No outcome promises
No sympathy-driven language
Quiet work.
Real conditions.
Long horizon.
What expands here next
Core documentation surface (principles, boundaries, version control)
Verified contact + governance notes (once stable)
Support pathways only when accountable and real-world tested
Founding Note
Dedicated to Laica Victoria Raath (“Laica Fish”), a parvo survivor who became the first “Little Fish”. Proof that small lives can create outsized impact, especially when strength has support to land on. And to Kodiak Abigail Raath, who completed the duo: Fish and Donkey.
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Read the full founding note
Dedicated to Laica Victoria Raath, widely known as “Laica Fish”, a parvo survivor who outlived the odds and became the first “Little Fish”.
She proved that even the smallest lives can create outsized impact through resilience, character, and the way they change the people around them.
She also proved something quieter: that with steadiness and support, strength has somewhere to land.
And to Kodiak Abigail Raath, rescued later, who completed the duo: Fish and Donkey.
This initiative exists for every “little fish” out there, animal and human, because size is not the measure. Continuity is.
And to Kodiak Abigail Raath, rescued later, who completed the duo: Fish and Donkey.
This initiative exists for every “little fish” out there, animal and human, because size is not the measure. Continuity is.
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