Director for Family Patterns, Inc.; Present

09/24/2022

~Please help! Please share to find him a home!~
Theo is a 12-year-old Chihuahua/Terrier mix weighing approximately 7 pounds. This poor little guy was rescued at the 11th hour from a high kill shelter. He is missing an eye, has heartworms and was emaciated and lethargic when we picked him up. He has gained weight but still has a ways to go. He perked up shortly after we got him. He has started his heartworm treatment. We are doing slow kill due to his age and frailness. He can be adopted now as he continues the treatment. He cannot be neutered until the heartworms are gone but we will take care of his neuter when he’s ready. He’s a mellow, sweet, lovable little guy who loves to eat and sleep. His adoption donation is $150 which includes his neuter (when he’s ready), heartworm treatment, vaccinations and microchip. He really wants a loving home so please come to meet him.
https://www.aforeverhomeanimalrescue.org/Project/theo/
For more information, or to schedule a meet-n-greet, please contact Lori via phone/text at (407) 221-1855, or e-mail: [email protected]
You may apply to adopt by utilizing our online adoption application:
http://www.aforeverhomeanimalrescue.org/adoption-information-2/
For more information about Forever Home Animal Rescue, Inc – please visit our Website: http://www.aforeverhomeanimalrescue.org/

09/24/2022

Newborn at home so the dog has to go .

For those who give up their dogs when they have a baby, I'm posting this photo of a family whose 15-year-old Jack Russel Terrier is treated as one of the children (because he was their first child) and who is the protector of his two human brothers and sisters.

Never use the excuse that you had to let your dog go because you have a baby in the family and the doctor advised you blah blah blah and other lame excuses.

Never abandon your pets. They are family ❤️

08/30/2020

Loving our children and keeping them safe is important. Share this.

As parents, we need to support kids and teens through the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to help them maintain emotional stability. Here are 7 tips.