News & In-fur-mation
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Our Adoptable Pets List Click here to see our Happy Tails!
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY MESSAGE |
![]() Ah…the luck of the Irish…Setter. Yes, it’s St. Patrick’s Day and our thoughts turn to Green Beer, Parades, Shamrocks and everything Irish! Let’s pause the celebration for a moment to go over some St. Patrick’s Day Pet Safety Tips. Keep Alcoholic Beverages away from Pets Dogs love the smell and flavor of alcohol, and they will drink it if given the opportunity. Please, place your drinks out of your pet’s reach. Alcohol can be toxic to pets. Remember: No Green Beer! Parades/Celebrations and Loud Noises
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Our Feathured Cat...
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![]() Our MS DOOLEY came to us with her two brothers, Tiny Tim and Chupa. The trio came. in under the F.F.F. S.O.L. Program for at-risk cats and kittens. All were very underweight, full of parasites, and battling urinal and intestinal issues.
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KITTY NEWS |
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Cats & Avian InfluenzaSince the U.S. outbreak of avian influenza A (H5N1) in dairy cattle began in March 2024, dozens of cats are known to have contracted the virus, including barn and feral cats, indoor cats, and big cats in zoos and in the wild (e.g., mountain lions, tigers, leopards, and bobcats). Cats were already known to be susceptible to the H5N1 virus, with several feline cases linked to poultry or wild bird exposure before the outbreak in cattle began. Cats appear to be particularly susceptible to severe illness, often resulting in death. Whether infected cats can infect other cats is currently unclear; however, that possibility cannot be dismissed. The risk of cat-to-human transmission is considered extremely low, but may increase with prolonged, unprotected exposure to infected animals. Whether direct human-to-cat transmission can occur has not been established, although a recent report of H5N1-infected cats in the households of two dairy farm workers suggests this is possible. The good news is that infection can be prevented with a few simple practices. To read the full article, please click here. |
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Found Tuxedo CatThis tuxedo cat was found on Indian Spring Road between Spenceville Road and Highway 20. It is friendly and not feral. Contact: (925) 808-8364 |
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Friends of the Formerly Friendless |
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New Mailing Address |
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FFF has a new address. Should you wish to write to us,
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F.F.F. Policies |
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Ages of our cats and kittens are approximate and may reflect the age |
NEW FUNDING OPPORTUNITY |
![]() Safe, Secure & Smart Ways to Give. ![]() Once you have signed up, look for the tiny iGive ON SAVE MORE triangle at the bottom, right-hand corner of the page. You can also view the donors on the iGive webiste. . |
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Friends of the Formerly Friendless is starting a new fundraiser. We can now take a photo of your favorite pet(s) and turn it into art. May it be stylish neon. Andy Warhol styled, or Van Gogh styled watercolor, you send us your photo and we will send you various styles for you to choose from. #HERE IS HOW IT WORKS ...
Please visit our Fundraising page for more information. |
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Contact FFF at [email protected] |
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Bonnie Andrews, Windermere Realty |