Furry Friends Pet Care, LLC

11/11/2024

Thank you, Veterans!

31/10/2024

Happy Halloween!!

29/10/2024

Happy National Kitty Day to Mila, Kira and Savanah!!

07/10/2024

06/09/2024

It's that time again!
Our Online Auction is just around the corner! We will be using the same platform as last year, it was easy to use, stress-free and we had a great time!
If you would like to donate merchandise toward our auction, we would love to have it by 10/19/24 for pictures and getting it loaded onto the site.
You may ask what to donate ❤
We love everything! Gift items for people and pets, baskets, gift cards, gift certificates, kitchen items, holiday items. Anything that you would love to receive 🙂 New and gently used! We are a 501c3 rescue.

06/09/2024

06/09/2024

If you are looking for the GOODEST little boy-Max is him. He could not be any sweeter and it’s not fair that he doesn’t have his very own family to love him. I am firmly under the impression that he would like a bow tie so I may have to make that happen for him👔

06/09/2024

28/07/2024

28/07/2024

We have many dogs up for adoption. Most of our dogs are well mannered and can sit on command thanks to our devoted and hardworking volunteers. Our dogs are able to learn to walk on leash, learn their manners, sit for treats or to have their photos taken, learn to play in a group setting, and even undergo evaluations to help get them adopted.

To meet our dogs waiting their furever home please stop by the Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center located at 6799 E. Highway 90 or call and speak with staff at (520) 458-4151.

28/07/2024

Vaccinate, please!!

The Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center has seen a rise in reported cases of parvo and distemper in Sierra Vista and urges residents to take advantage of free vaccinations for puppies ages 9 months and younger.

To be vaccinated at the shelter, puppies must be healthy and not showing any symptoms like trembling, eye discharge, coughing, lethargy, reduced appetite, diarrhea, or vomiting. No appointments are needed to participate in the shelter’s puppy parvo prevention program.

Recently, the shelter has received numerous strays that test positive for distemper or parvo. Owners have also reported sick dogs to the shelter. The shelter takes precautions to prevent an outbreak of any illnesses at the shelter but urges community members to act to ensure their pets are protected too.

“Both canine parvo and distemper are highly contagious diseases that can be life-threatening, and the most effective protection is through vaccination when they are healthy,” Sierra Vista Animal Control Supervisor Arleen Garcia says. “Please do not take sick dogs to the shelter or anywhere they may contact other dogs. If your dog is sick or is an adult that has not been vaccinated yet, contact a veterinarian.”

The Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. To contact the shelter, call (520) 458-4151.

04/07/2024

Happy Independence Day!

21/06/2024

A busy biscuit week! Treats took a day longer this week - I have an unknown hand injury that the rolling pin takes its toll on. I have limited use of my left hand, but still got lots of treats out the door! Thank you for supporting small local business!

21/06/2024

Happy 1st day of Summer! ☀️ Temperatures are climbing and it doesn't take much to kill ANY animal left in a hot car. At even just 70 degrees on a sunny day, the inside of a car can reach 104 degrees. After an hour, it climbs to 113. Don't leave dogs, cats, rabbits, etc. in a hot car even "for just a minute."

https://bettervet.com/resources/pet-health-care/is-it-too-hot-to-leave-my-dog-in-the-car

21/06/2024