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Featured Pet
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Man's Best
Friend still has no friend !!!...
"Iggy" is a darling little long-legged
Deer Chihuahua, and bless his little heart,
has still not been adopted...yes, he is
still here - has been here since April
2012!! We know he is a tough cookie when it
comes to potty training, and he doesn't
exactly know how to be a family pet since he
has been in a shelter the majority of his
life (he's now close to 2 years old). His
foster parents say he is starting to climb
in their lap or he curls up next to them to
cuddle a bit, so see folks, if he could get
in a home and given a chance, he will, in
due time, be a great pet! We know it will
take a lot of patience and a lot of TLC, but
he's worth it! Do you think you could
handle and love this boy enough to get him
to become your family member? He's keeping
his paws crossed that someone will come for
him and give him a loving home that he so
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Hours of Operation: Tuesday through Saturday 12:00 to 5:00pm
Who We Are
The Friends for Animals Adoption Shelter is a small no-kill non-profit 501(c)3 shelter in Granbury, Texas 30 miles SW of Fort Worth. We operate out of a small frame house that is residence for our cats in the cageless adult cat room and our kittens in the cageless kitten room, plus an isolation room. We can accommodate 20-30 cats/kittens. We have outside dog kennels and isolation kennels in our back yard area, which can house 20-30 dogs/puppies, depending on size. We love to have people stop by and visit. If you’re in our area, please come by and see us.
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Garage Sale Results
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4/30/2013: Want to thank everyone who had a part in our huge Spring Garage Sale Fundraiser!!!! It was a huge success - making over $3,750!! It was a lot of ha... more!
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IMPORTANT FACT: An estimated one million dogs and cats will end up in Texas shelters this year. Sterilization of your shelter pet is required under Texas State law, Chapter 828 of the Texas Health & Safety Code.
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