![]() Sylvia S. Sylvia S is listed as special needs dog because she is blind! Sylvia is a two month old Labrador blue healer Australian cattle dog supermutt mix. She is two months old in about 10 pounds. She is blind but does very well. She will do better with another dog in the home or someone home most of the time to help her get adjusted to her new home. She is good with other dogs and will be good with older kids. She is working on her leash and potty trainingm good with kids, dogs, and cats. Sylvia s has your average puppy personality: silly, goofy, sweet, loving and AWESOME. Want to adopt me? Interested in becoming a forever home for Sylvia S? Fill out our application form on this website at http://www.friendswithfourpaws.org/adoption-form.html LINK |
CHEWY Meet Chewy! He is a senior Shih Tzu. Owner surrendered because they were going into a long term care home. He was very loved and taken care of. He had regular dental care as his teeth looked great and he still has most of them! He just had full blood work and a dental cleaning. He does have dry eye in both eyes and a heart murmur level III. But he is potty trained and crate trained. He is very very sweet and loving and just wants a forever home. Interested in becoming a forever home for Chewy? Fill out our application form on this website at http://www.friendswithfourpaws.org/adoption-form.html LINK ![]() MUDFLAP Meet Mudflap!
He is around 8 months to one year old. This boy is very sweet and lovable as well as active and ready to get out and have fun. He is doing OK on a his leash training and on his potty training. Mudflap loves people, dogs, kids and cats but he is afraid of chickens! He loves to snuggle and be with his people and would love nothing more than an active family to run and hike with! Interested in becoming a forever home for Mudflap? Fill out our online adoption application: http://www.friendswithfourpaws.org/adoption-form.html LINK |
OATMEAL
This sweet girl was dropped off to be euthanized before we got her!
We think she is a poodle/maltese mix. She is around 6-8 years old and weighs 6lbs. She is very sweet, loving and seems to be a perfect little girl. Oatmeal can be playful but quiet and does very well with house training and leash training. She did have some seizure like activity when she was groomed so she may need to be sedated or have a special groomer. Interested in becoming a forever home for Oatmeal? Fill out our online adoption application: http://www.friendswithfourpaws.org/adoption-form.html This is the first step in our process, and we don't go any further without an application Fill out our online adoption application at this link http://www.friendswithfourpaws.org/adoption-form.html LINK |
We are very excited to announce that we are now a New Hope Partner with the NY ACC! We are excited for this new venture and helping out a wonderful organization. We are aiming to help more special needs pups and seniors that are often times overlooked. #wheelsoutwednesday
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We are so excited to bring you this special announcement for #wheelsoutwednesday!! We have began a new program, inspired by our wheelie alum, Baxter. Our new venture will be run by our very own Nina and her wheelie girl, Diana. This program will strive to save as many dogs that are in need of a wheelchair or those that have limited mobility of their legs.
✨ Our newest pup is Marley! Marley was pulled from the NYC ACC at the 11th hour. He is unable to use his back legs. He will be seeing a specialist to receive a diagnosis on his outlook. 💕A BIG Thank you to our honorary board member, Diane (Baxter’s mom), for your continued support of our special needs dogs!!! 💕Last but not least, thank you, Diana A., for the gorgeous logo you created for the program!! We appreciate your help!! ✨More information is to follow as we continue to work out the details of this program. |
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![]() Friends with Four Paws: Emergency Medical Grant April 15, 2020 Report from Petfinder Foundation What was the money or product used for? The money was used to pay for Coupe’s surgery to remove a mass on his adrenal gland, in the hope it would help reduce his ailments. How did this grant help your organization and the pets in your care? We successfully raised the rest of the needed funds and moved forward with the procedure. Thank you so much Petfinder Foundation for all of your help! |
You can help in 2021 by helping Friends With Four Paws find additional homes for
homeless dogs
* Make a tax-deductible donation
*ADOPT - Provide a loving forever home for a FWFP dog
*Donate much needed supplies through the Amazon Wish List
*Volunteer
*Become a Foster Parent to a FWFP dog
Click on links to find out how YOU can help to make 2021
a much brighter year for our 2021 homeless dogs looking for loving forever homes
homeless dogs
* Make a tax-deductible donation
*ADOPT - Provide a loving forever home for a FWFP dog
*Donate much needed supplies through the Amazon Wish List
*Volunteer
*Become a Foster Parent to a FWFP dog
Click on links to find out how YOU can help to make 2021
a much brighter year for our 2021 homeless dogs looking for loving forever homes
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![]() Getting a dog cross-country is no easy task, getting 20 or more at once is a labor of love! We send our dogs rescued from shelters and homeless situations in Oklahoma, to New York and New Jersey, where there are many more people to give them homes.
Will you help us get a cargo van to move these dogs to their new homes? Our goal is $75,000. Thank you for your consideration! We're grateful! |
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Transport
The following dogs made their way to NY on the Friends With Four Paws transports along with many dogs who arrive to meet their new family members or Foster Parents (see Transport pictures at the bottom of page).
Transports and Happy Tails. Foster Moms and Dads and new adopters picking up their new furry family members.
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Friends with Four Paws Rescue . contact@friendswithfourpaws.org