FUREVER FRIENDS DOG RESCUE OF WNY INC
EIN 45-5065292 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
While Our Dogs and Puppies Are In Foster Care, We Pay for Any Necessary Medical Services, and Work With A Few Local Veterinarians to Assure The Dogs and Puppies Are Spayed or Neutered. At Times We Have The Need to Cover Other Unforeseen Medical Emergences Such As, Hernias, Eye and Ear Issues, Orthopedic Surgery, Dental Cleaning and Surgery, Diagnostic Testing, As Well As Provide Antibiotics and Medicines When Needed. Many of The Dogs Require Additional Care As Their Needs Were Previously Neglected. We Also Pay for The Cost of Microchipping and Food. After The Dog or Puppy is Considered Healthy, Undergone Spay/neuter Surgery, and Deemed Adoptable, We Transfer Ownership of The Dog Through A Signed Adoption Agreement, and Receive An Adoption Fee, Dependent Upon The Age and Health of The Dog, and At Times The Adopters Personal Situation. Dogs Are Kept In Foster Care From 1 Day or 3 Months, Depending On The Dogs Health, and Whether or Not It Has Been Spayed or Neutered. In 2025 Upwards of 5
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ContactLinda OddenTreasurer
In care of% LINDA ODDEN
Mailing address924 RANSOM RD, GRAND ISLAND, NY 14072-1462
Main phone(716) 863-0819 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailfureverfriendswny@gmail.comAdditional emailmolliechinsue@aol.comAdditional emaileitri@aol.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- June 2012
- County
- Erie
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