Friends For Life Animal Rescue
Pet of the Month:
Brandy
Meet our sweet Brandy.
Brandy loves life and knows how to make the most out of it. That being said, there are three things she especially loves: kids, playing with empty water jugs, and other dogs.
Brandy is approximately 18 months old and 51 lbs. She is spayed, fully vetted, microchipped, and heartworm-negative.
She would probably do best in a home without cats. She isn’t looking to hurt them, but she is curious about them and wants to play so she chases them.
Brandy loves kids and all people.
She gets along well with other dogs of all sizes.
She loves toys, water (and playing with empty water jugs), and taking baths.
She’s housebroken.
She knows her name, understands sit, stay, and come, and is generally well-behaved.
She’s strong and playful.
She loves car rides.
The best-fit family for Brandy would be an active family that goes hiking. She’d also make a great running buddy. She would love going on long walks and would really appreciate a fenced yard where she can run and play.
Brandy's back story:
Brandy was dumped out on the streets and left to fend for herself. A sweet lady found her and decided to bring her home. According to her, Brandy is a sweetheart. But she’s also a strong and energetic girl and her finder is a lady in her mid-70s who can't give her what she needs. So she asked us to find Brandy the best home possible for her.
Bullies are not easy to find home and the foster doesn't get younger. Please share with friends and family sweet Brandy.
She will be transported to NJ when adopted.
To apply to adopt, please copy and paste the link below into your browser:
https://form.jotform.com/210286667669167
We always need fosters. Please join us! Foster application:
https://form.jotform.com/210257395409155
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We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization volunteers and foster-based rescue in the Tri-State area. Our mission is to place in danger or unwanted animals, no matter age or breed, in homes, to educate the public, and help stop animal cruelty and neglect. We can't do it without your help.
In the first six months of 2024, only 49 dogs have been adopted from us.
That means we can't save new dogs that are desperately in need. Shelters across the country are over capacity, and animals are being killed for space. All rescues are doing all they can, but like us, they have no adoptions, no fosters volunteering, and no donations coming in for vet payments, food, toys, and basic prevention like fleas and ticks in this firey summer.
We are still trying our best but don't see any changes soon.
If you can help and foster a dog and you are in the tri-state area, please contact us.
If you can donate food, treats, flea treatment, toys, and anything else, please go to our Chewy List.
For monetary help -
Venmo - @friendsforlife-animalrescue
Zelle - fflpetrescue@gmail.com
PayPal -
Donate to help our animals!
New Year 2024, Big Hopes don't come true!!
So far, almost all our small dogs have been adopted. But we have larger dogs born in our rescue, and we took in the dumped mothers. These dogs are beautiful but big, and people don't adopt big.
If you are a big dog person, check our Petfinder
The year 2023 - a very sad year !!
From January 2023 up to the beginning of December, 154 dogs have been saved!! But not adopted. We have dogs waiting for a very long time, over 12 months. And we have no choice but to reject requests to help more dogs, and it breaks our hearts.
Our animal rescue is a non-profit organization that was established 2 years ago and has done great work in saving animals since then. Unfortunately, in 2023, the situation has become very bad, with no adoptions and no fosters, leading to an increase in the number of dogs being euthanized. We are now urgently calling out for new fosters and volunteers to help us save these dogs and give them a chance at a better life. Please join us in our mission to make a difference and save the lives of dogs in need.
Join us here to foster and volunteer.
The year 2022
Since January 2022, we saved 247 DOGS and cats who found loving homes, and we keep in touch with them all.
All these dogs were saved from being euthanized in the South.
The year we started - 2021
From March 2021, when we opened our rescue, until mid-October, we saved 134 dogs and cats. They found loving homes, and we keep in touch with them all