Kate Kuligowski, author of "Our Most Treasured Tails" donates $8.00 from every sale through FFAA back to FFAA. Books can be purchased from www.ourmosttreasuredtails.com or the author wkkjk1027@gmail.com. Don't forget to mention FFAA when making your purchase. Kate's book would make a great Christmas present!
We concentrate on rescuing animals - lost, abandoned and those left behind when owners die. We spay/neuter every dog and cat that passes through our hands. We have been able to spay, neuter, and place over 1,200 pets.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Challenge
I’d like to thank all of you who have supported Fur and Feather Animal Assistance through your gifts and time and money. We’re planning a big project that will enhance the lives of the animals. It will be installing a much-needed fence around the perimeter of 15 acres. Inside the 15 acres includes all dog pastures and bunkhouses, cat and kitten trailers, around our house, and the horse barn. This will give us another layer of security to keep the animals safe and will allow more socialization for dogs that could be out with the general population if they didn’t like to run, and run, and run. Keeping everyone safe and happy on Fur and Feather property is our first priority.
In order to do make this project happen we need your help. Every dollar counts and iGive is giving you the opportunity to help Fur and Feather by signing up with iGive (the details are given below). iGive donates $5.00 to us for every new iGive member who signs up and makes a purchase through an iGive store by NOVEMBER 12, 2013.Going forward, iGive stores donate a percentage of your sale to us. If you shop on the internet this is a great way to help us at no cost to you. With the holidays coming this is an easy way for you to help us.
Thank you for your support of Fur and Feather Animal Assistance!
Laurie
| Donation Challenge - Each New Active Member Means $5+ for Fur and Feather Animal Assistance, Inc. Hi Laurie Beauchamp, Time is running out for this opportunity for free and unrestricted funds for Fur and Feather Animal Assistance, Inc.. Through November 12, 2013, Fur and Feather Animal Assistance, Inc. earns an extra $5 for new supporters at iGive who make at least one purchase. That's in addition to the normal donation amount. There's never been a better time to ask folks to help your group, at no cost to you or to them. Three important details -
The holidays are around the corner. Every purchase supporters make can help Fur and Feather Animal Assistance, Inc.. They'll feel good, and they'll do good. The average shopper is raising over $30 a year, and many are raising $100 or $200 a year, at no cost to your cause or to them. Spread your iGive link everywhere (Facebook's a great way, but Twitter, e-mail, blogs, bulletin boards, and handouts all work). Use your special link: http://www.iGive.com/FurandFeather As always, if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at http://support.iGive.com Cheers! The iGive Support Team P.S. If you want to track how your cause is doing, please visithttp://www.iGive.com//html/causestats.cfm. |
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Pookie ready for adoption
POOKIE is a very sweet boy, about 4 yrs old in Fall 2013, neutered and ready to go. He will make a wonderful watch dog because he pays attention and loves to be involved in everything that is going on. Pookie weighs about 60 lbs and he has a little more filling out to do. This boy had the genetic testing done so we can be sure about his breeding. The other dogs seem to like him as he has a good energy. He has been fostered in a home so he knows all about that. The cat thing may need some work, he has been kenneled a lot so his environment is a big deal to him. This dog will make a very good family dog, he is good natured and loves life. His energy level is medium so regular exercise will suit him fine. The wrinkles of the Shar-Pei don't show up in Pookie but his personality and body style do. His adoption fee is $110.00 and that includes his neuter, shots and a microchip. Very nice dog.
Socorrofest
Here is a note from Troylyn about the Socorro Fest last Saturday. Thanks
to all who participated. It looks like it was a lot of fun!
Hi
Laurie,
We
raised $231.92 at Socorrofest on Saturday. My Helpers were Melisa Torrez, her
daughters Charli (the older one in neon green) and Nicole (the younger one in
neon green), Viviana Rosero, and Kim Royle. Oh! and of course Dulce (White) and
Zeke (golden). Here are some photos.
Hugs!
Troy
Open House -- Oct 2013
We had a great open house. There were about twenty-five people. It was good to see some faces that have been here before and some new faces. This was a good opportunity to show people around. We are delighted to say that we had four adoptions. One cat moved to Albuquerque. The other cat and two dogs are now living here in the Pie Town area. We hope to see the animals and their new families once in a while. One of the fun things that happened was that both Simon and Lolita were adopted. These two small dogs arrived together and ended up getting adopted by different families on the same day. My first picture is of the two of them.
SIMON ADOPTED AT OPEN HOUSE Jeanie adopted Sally and Simon is now a companion. Here are notes from Simon and Jeanie. Simon just sent you an e-mail. I am the luckiest person in the world, he is a real charmer. Thanks to everyone at Fur & Feathers. j
Simon says that Miss Sally is jealous of me. The kitten, Maxmillion, and Peanut (the older cat) adore me. I love my new home, and have my own bed, stuffed toy and place on the big people bed at night. I am allergic to some of the dried weeds in the yard though. I am going to make Miss Sally stop being so silly, she did give me kisses this morning so I'm making progress. Bet she is my best friend by the end of the week. Keep you updated later..Simon
Well, Simon is really in his element. He barks and puts up a fuss when I leave for the office in the mornings. He tries to grab my pant leg, which has me laughing. Did he go with Brad a lot on errands? If so I might take him a couple of times when I'm not going to stay at the office long. I adore him and Sally is giving him kisses, sparingly, but she is getting better. It is very peaceful and my "critters" are the cutest and bestest of them all. Many thanks for filling my home with so much joy and love...Jeanie
LOLITA ADOPTED AT OPEN HOUSE
Lolita is doing well. The first day she was scared. Frostie was very jealous. She is off leash now. She is always on the couch or our laps. I think Frostie is a little scared of her which isn't bad for her.
KITTY BOO AKA KITTY A BOO ADOPTED DURING THE OPEN HOUSE AND MOVED ALBUQUERQUE. This was the first time Barbara came to FFAA. She found a wonderful companion. Kitty Boo has been wonderful. He slept most of the ride home and is fitting in nicely with my other animals here at home. He doesn't appear to have much interest in going outside but the pet door is there if he decides he wants to sun on the porch.
OSIRIS aka HAMLET THE MAINE COON CAT ADOPTED AND LIVING IN THE PIE TOWN AREA
We were all very busy at the open house. Alexandra came to pick up one of our t-shirts and brought us a rooster named Mardi Gras that she needed to find a home for. I didn’t get a picture of him. Sarah was there and told Laurie that she needed a rooster so he went home with her that day. Sarah is one of our workers. Mardi Gras will have a good home at Sarah’s . Finally, Alexandra adopted our Main Coon cat. Alexandra changed Hamlet’s name to Osiris. She said it is an ancient Egyptian God and he looks the part.
Kate Kuligowski’s book Our Most Treasured Tails is now available. This book is full of interesting stories about the animals that Kate and her husband have rescued over the years. Laurie has some copies for sale here. Also, you can contact Kate directly to get a copy. When you purchase a book, be sure to mention Fur and Feather Animal Assistance, Inc. and we’ll get a donation. Thank you to Kate for doing this for us and the other rescues that you mention in your book.
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Elizabeth has been adopted
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Oakley is ready for her family
Gigi ready for adoption
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Elsie is ready for adoption
personality. She loves to learn new things and will make a terrific family dog or a companion for an individual that has lots of time to spend with her. Elsie is good with the cats and she truly loves everyone. Her adoption fee is $130.00 and that includes her spay, worming, shots and a microchip. This is a wonderful pup.
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