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Making a Difference . . .
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BIG SAM
LITTLE BOB
Little Bob and Big Sam are a bonded pair and are hoping that you would be willing to adopt them together. Both Big Sam and his buddy Little Bob are 3 year old, 18 lb. Schnauzer (miniature) / Cairn Terrier Mixes. They are neutered, good with kids and up to date on shots. Wouldn't you like to welcome these precious boys into your family? Want to adopt Big Sam and his buddy Little Bob? Fill out our application form on this website at http://www.friendswithfourpaws.org/adoption-form.html LINK |
PIPPI
Pippi is a loving, charismatic, energetic Rat Terrier/Jack Russell mix. At 8 years old she does not have to be leash/potty trained, she knows the deal and is a perfect NYC dog (and even doesn’t mind riding the subway). Give yourself some time and you will fall in love with Pippi as many have. Maybe its her smile, her personality, her energy for life. Either way Pippi is a dog that has enriched all who she has met. Ever have food on her face? No worries, Pippi will make sure to lick it off for you. So you may ask why hasn’t Pippi been adopted yet?!?! Well she is special needs. She has mild epilepsy, and is currently not on medication. Want to adopt sweet Pippi? Fill out our online adoption application at this link http://www.friendswithfourpaws.org/adoption-form.html LINK |
ALBERT
Please meet our AMAZING and wonderfully sweet pup, Albert. He's 6 months and a super mutt. Albert is an all around, happy go lucky dog. He's great with cats, dogs, & kids! He loves to play, go for walks, and then come home and cuddle next to you. He's crate trained and house-trained. In fact, Albert has learned to use a doorbell to let his foster know he needs to go out! Want to adopt Albert? Fill out our online adoption application at this link http://www.friendswithfourpaws.org/adoption-form.html LINK |
Click on Adoptable Pets link to view all of Friends With Four Paws Adoptable Pets
See Pets coming in on monthly transport at bottom of page
See Pets coming in on monthly transport at bottom of page
Help Diana to Walk Again
An ACO in rural Oklahoma called us about a little dog that had just been picked up after a call. Found scared, painful, and unable to move the ACO called us knowing we take in special needs dogs. We got Diana and took her to the vet where they did an x-ray and found that her back had been snapped in half, upwards. Also suffering with a bladder infection and dry eye we believe Diana may have been kicked and dumped in the middle of the road hoping someone would hit her. It would have been impossible for her to get there herself. Diana's recovery is going to be long and expensive. If Diana is a good candidate for surgery, we will have to do it within 30 days. The surgery alone will cost $3,000 not including chiropractic therapy, laser therapy, a wheelchair, and medication. Please donate so Diana can get a chance to walk again and live the life she almost lost. (Diana is in the front of the picture) |
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Thank you to Petfinder Foundation for their grant to purchase Photography equipment for FWFP!! Thank you so much for your support!!
Press Release on Grant located here 
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Thank you to the Kohl's Volunteers who helped us at the March 30th Transport!! Thank you for the community grant too! We appreciate all of your support!!
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Thank you to PetSmart for donating toy boxes and dog beds
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Thank you to GreaterGood.org for donating dog toys, chews and bones
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Thank you to Max & Neo for donating collars for the FWFP dogs
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Thank you to Rescue Bank for donating toy boxes and dog beds
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You can help in 2019 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 2019
a much brighter year for our 2019 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 2019
a much brighter year for our 2019 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
Dogs that arrived on Transport on July 20th
The following dogs are making their way to NY on the Friends With Four Paws June transport along with many dogs who arrived to meet their new family members (see Transport pictures at the bottom of page). To learn more about fostering or adopting any of these dogs please click on the Foster & Volunteer button or the Adopt button! equipment.
May 18th Transport. Foster Moms and Dads and new adopters picking up their new furry family members. Photos courtesy of Jenn Wehrung.
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Friends with Four Paws Rescue . contact@friendswithfourpaws.org
