Furry Friends Rescue Inc.


Finding permanent, loving homes for homeless pets.
SHOWING in New Hudson most Saturdays from 10-3pm at Tractor Supply Company 57184 Lyon Center Drive West, off Milford Rd and I-96 Tractor Supply Company
All Volunteer, Non-Profit 501 c3 Pet Rescue serving the South Lyon, Brighton, Howell area.

Furry Friend's Featured Pets	What we do.	Furry Friends rescues adoptable pets into foster care. Once secure in fostercare, using careful evaluation and retraining if necessary, the pet is placed in a permanent, loving home. Furry Friends supports education and assistance in low-cost spay/neuter and promotes proper vet care including low cost vaccinations, heartworm and microchipping clinics.
FFR highly recommends the Zimmer Foundation FREE Spay & Neuter Program for cats. Go to http://www.TLConline.org or phone 734-663-8000 to find out more.
Our Mission	The mission of Furry Friends Rescue is to promote the humane treatment of animals through education, referral, rescue and placement.
Who we are.	We are a group of volunteers in the northwest Oakland and eastern Livingston county area who are dedicated to making the lives of homeless animals a bit better... one day at a time. Our status as a 501.c3 is approved!
We need You!	We encourage you to join the effort in any capacity you are able. No special skills are needed other than a love of animals and a willing heart. Contact Pat at 248.860.5688 to learn more.


		Furry friends come in all sizes, shapes and breeds. Cats and dogs who have been rescued are waiting right now to hear from you!
Browse the pets listed here on our Petfinder page(s) and call Pat at 248.860.5688 to find out how you can be a friend to a rescued pet. Adoption fees: $110 for a cat, and $175 for a dog plus $20 when the pet has been microchipped. Adoption fees will only partially help to defray the cost of vet and caretaking of the animals as they await their new home and insure that the pet you adopt will be up-to-date on vaccinations. We depend on the generousity of many people to meet the needs of these homeless pets.