Ways
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Help!
You Can
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There are so many ways you can
help us help the animals.
help us help the animals.
Here are just a few specific things
you can do to help FFHS:
you can do to help FFHS:
- Donate your time. We can
always use a few good
volunteers to help out with
adoption days and special
events. - Donate your home! Foster
homes are in short supply.
The more people who are
willing to offer a temporary
home for a few furry
companions, the more
animals we can save from an
uncertain future. - Donate your old printer
cartridges. Save up all of
your empty printer
cartridges (except Epson)
and old cell phones, then let
us know if you want us to
pick them up or send you a
postage paid envelope so you
can send them into give us
credit. If you’d like a
collection box for your
office, organization, or
school, we’d be happy to
provide one!
- Donate items from our wish
list. We are always in need of
the following items:
~Folding wire crates
~Postage stamps
~DRY food for adult dogs and
cats, as well as kittens and
puppies
~Printing and copying
services
- Purchase a spay & neuter
magnet. Each magnet is 5.00,
which goes directly into our
spay and neuter assistance
program. Just send a check
to:
P.O. Box 2276
Gray, GA 31032-2276
- Buy our stuff! Just visit
our merchandise page
for a large selection of
FURever Friends
Humane Society, Inc.
merchandise. A portion
of every purchase goes
to us, plus, you’ll be
getting our name out
there every time you
wear a FFHS shirt or
cap! - Use GoodSearch as your
search engine. We
receive about a penny
every time you search
the net in our name.
Those pennies add up
fast!
| If you think you can offer to help in any of these ways, please contact us! FURever Friends Humane Society P.O. Box 2276 Gray, GA 31032-2276 Phone: 478-955-1183 Email: fureverfriend@alltel.net |
Rescue groups are always looking for help. Some things require money,
some time, some more advanced knowledge. All of it needs to be done,
however, and all of it is Rescue.
some time, some more advanced knowledge. All of it needs to be done,
however, and all of it is Rescue.
- Evaluate dogs in a shelter
- Training - basic obedience is frequently needed.
- Transportation - to and from adoption days, vet appointments, RUR
transport
- Just plain old dog-walking, playing with the dog, socialization at
the park
- Donate money, crates, blankets, food, leashes, collars, grooming tools,
shampoos, medicines
- Grooming - nail trimming and bathing are ALWAYS necessary
- Returning phone calls - most rescuers get more calls then they can
return.
- Staffing an educational booth or adoption day
- Desktop publishing, letter writing, web site design & maintenance,
helping with mailings
- Grant applications
- General public relations
- Put a can in your pet store and collect donations
- Sell bumper stickers and other fund raising items.
- Provide kennel space
- Help with any expertise you may have--in training, raising puppies,
etc.
- Help socialize rescue pups.
- Help the foster parent with any questions about temperaments,
socialization etc.
- Handyman work -help set up a kennel, fence, repair a dog house,
- Process adoption applications, do home checks and references