America's Favorite Animal Shelter Contest

just the BEST!! such a lovely organization full of wonderful people who take such good care of all the animals.

FFR is dedicated to saving cats and dogs lives

Furry Friends Rescue saves cats/dogs that would otherwise not get an opportunity to be placed in permanent homes. They are diligent about matching the pet with the proper adopters to ensure a successful adoption and permanent home for the rescued pet. The organization is great and has awesome dedicated volunteers that could use additional resources!

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FFR makes a big impact on the lives of homeless and surrendered animals in the Tri-City area and even beyond. With so few resources and only as many foster homes as they have volunteers, they still manage to help even the animals they can't foster find loving forever homes. I'd love to see them one step closer to building their own shelter so they could save even more animals in need.

Furry Friends Rescue works very hard to help as many dogs/cats. Also they REALLY REALLY care about each animals they take in (and also the ones they couldn't help.) and I know they deserve to win this contest so they can use more resources into their rescues.

Furry Friends Rescue truly cares about saving, caring and finding forever family homes for their rescue dogs and cats. All compassionate volunteers who only think of the animal and their mission.

Last year I adopted my sweet little Ruby from Furry Friends. The rescue took her out of an animal shelter due to her age. Many times the older dogs get overlooked for adoption. Ruby is such a joy and her little dog antics make me laugh.

My niece Megan used to volunteer for Furry Friends. She also got her cat Pepper from them!!

Wonderful group, friendly people and amazing work!

I absolutely ADORE the dog I adopted from Furry Friends Rescue! FFR does amazing work! They're the best!

SUPER group! They need the money to pay rising expenses. Please help them win.

Fremont needs this wonderful resource. Lots of ferals in apartment complexes at risk because many property managers won't tolerate these animals and move to have them destroyed.

I have been involved with FFR since Feb 2000,I have personally fostered over 450 dogs/puppies rescued from high kill shelters. We are a non-profit organization who is trying to help out as many animals as we can in these hard times. :)