Fur-Ever Able Dog Rescue and Rehab- Canada

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Fur-Ever Able Dog Rescue and Rehab- Canada

Our rescue is a registered charity, dedicated and equipped to care for neonatal puppies born paypal.com/ca/fundraiser/charity/4276213

11/08/2026

Hi, I’m Chase! I may have three legs, but that certainly doesn’t slow me down. I’m sweet, friendly, and—if I do say so myself—devastatingly handsome. Everyone I meet seems to agree!

Since my surgery, I’ve been getting back into leash walks, and my house training is improving too. My birthday is May 17, which makes me a Ta**us. Kind, gentle, and loyal—that’s me to a tee.

I’ve had people around me often in my foster home, and I’d love a home where I’ll have company throughout the day. Other pets? No problem! Children? I love them! A fenced yard or a park nearby would be wonderful because I love exploring outdoors, whether it’s the woods, the beach, or somewhere new.

I can’t wait to bring my sweet Ta**us energy to my forever home. If you think I could be the perfect addition to your family, please apply to adopt me! Fureverable.com all the details will be posted under the Apply to adopt! ❤️ Excited for my new family to find me xo

11/03/2026

We want to share a heartfelt thank-you to Pansy’s Pet Charity Fund for their generous $4,000 donation in honour of Pansy and Roland.

Over the years, Pansy’s legacy has helped so many of our animals and puppies in care. Her family has supported initiatives at the farm and helped countless puppies born with cleft palates receive the care they need. It has been such a pleasure getting to know Pansy and Roland’s daughters. We know this has been a difficult time for their family following Roland’s passing, and we’re holding them in our thoughts.

Earlier this year, Pansy’s neonatal trailer was badly damaged by fire. One of our dedicated volunteers helped bring it back to life, though there is still work ahead. The family’s kindness has touched so many parts of our rescue and farm.

The donation was deposited today and went directly toward our veterinary bill, bringing the balance down by $4,000. We’re so grateful for this help. We still have $5,000 remaining on the bill, and we’re working to build our funds back up to meet next month’s expenses.

If you’d like to help, you can send an e-transfer to [email protected], donate through PayPal at paypal.me/fureverable, or use our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Fureverable. Every contribution helps us care for the animals who need us.

Thank you, Pansy’s Pet Charity Fund, for honouring Pansy and Roland through this generous gift. Their compassion continues to make a difference.

10/31/2026

Mom was doing some creeping and saw Mademoiselle et Monsieur from our neonatal program look how cute they look!

🎃 Happy Halloween from Fur-Ever Able Dog Rescue and Rehab! 🎃
Keep your pup safe tonight:
🍫 Keep chocolate and xylitol-sweetened treats out of reach.
👻 Costumes only if your dog is comfortable — skip it if they’re pawing or trying to escape it.
🚪 The doorbell can be stressful, and an open door is an escape risk. A quiet room with water, a comfy bed, and a chew is the best treat of all.
🔦 Keep collars and ID tags on, just in case.
Looking for a fur-ever friend this fall — not just a Halloween one? Our dogs would love a home.
Stay safe, and share your pup’s costume photo if you have one!
— Fur-Ever Able Dog Rescue and Rehab

10/30/2026

At Fur-Ever Able Dog Rescue and Rehab, we love puppies — but we also see what happens when there are more puppies than there are homes for them.

Spaying and neutering is one of the simplest ways to prevent unwanted litters. One litter can mean several puppies all needing homes at once, and those puppies can reproduce within their first year, so the numbers grow fast.

It’s not just about population, either. Spaying can prevent serious uterine infections and reduce the risk of some cancers, and neutering can reduce roaming, marking, and the urge to escape to find a mate. The best age and timing can vary by breed and size, so it’s always worth talking to your vet about what’s right for your dog.

Cost shouldn’t be the reason a pet doesn’t get fixed.

If you’re in the Kitchener area, check out East Village Animal Hospital (EVAH). They provide low-cost spay/neuter and preventative care for pets of low-income families and people on social assistance, as well as rescue groups.

📍 1500 Weber St. E, Unit 4, Kitchener
🌐 evah.ca

Appointments are required, so reach out to them directly to check eligibility and book.

Every dog deserves a home that was planned for, not an accident. Thank you for helping us get there.

— Fur-Ever Able Dog Rescue and Rehab ❤️

10/29/2026

💙 Chase wants to say thank you! 💙

Thanks to everyone who has donated over the past few weeks and yesterday, we’ve raised $1,000 altogether toward Chase’s vet bill. We’re so grateful for every contribution and for everyone cheering him on.

We still have a long way to go, but we went ahead with Chase’s surgery. Ashley will put the remaining cost on her Visa for now. Every puppy we take into our care deserves the surgery and treatment they need, and we believe Chase is worth it.

We trust the team caring for him—from the front desk and veterinary assistants to the technicians and veterinarians. Sometimes it isn’t about finding the lowest price; it’s about knowing the dogs in our care are receiving excellent treatment and making the best decisions we can for them as a rescue.

We’re still collecting donations toward Chase’s surgery. If you’d like to contribute, you can send an e-transfer to [email protected] or donate through PayPal at paypal.me/fureverable. Every bit helps. Thank you for being here for Chase! 🐾

10/28/2026

We’ve raised $550 toward today’s surgery, and we’re so grateful to everyone who has helped so far. ❤️

We still need your support to help cover the remaining costs. If you’re able to donate or share this post, it would mean so much to us and to this sweet pup.

Every contribution helps. Thank you for being here for us! 🐾

Donate by e-transfer: [email protected]
PayPal: paypal.me/fureverable

10/27/2026

🐾 Help us help Chase! 🐾

We’re putting together a fundraiser to help Chase get the leg surgery he needs. If you have a gift card or a small item you’d be willing to donate, please send us a PM. Every contribution will help, and we’re so grateful for your support! ❤️

10/27/2026

🚨 CHASE’S SURGERY IS TOMORROW, AND WE’RE RUNNING OUT OF TIME 🚨

Yesterday, we raised just $70 toward Chase’s surgery. We’re so grateful for every donation, but we still need more help before he heads in tomorrow for his leg amputation and neuter.

Chase’s deformed leg has been painful and difficult for him. Removing the stump will give him the chance to heal and live a happy, comfortable life as a tripod. We believe this is the best way to prevent more pain and complications.

If you can spare $5, please donate today. Every contribution helps, and sharing this post can help us reach someone who’s able to give. ❤️

Ways to donate:
📧 E-transfer: [email protected]
💻 PayPal: paypal.me/fureverable
🔗 Other donation options: https://linktr.ee/Fureverable
✉️ Cheques: PO Box 394, Shelburne Main PO, Ontario L9V 3L9

Please help us get Chase to his surgery tomorrow. Thank you for being here for him. 🐾

10/26/2026

🚨🐾 CHASE NEEDS US — HIS SURGERY IS WEDNESDAY! 🐾🚨

Now that we’ve got the bills paid down, it’s time to rally together for Chase. He has just two days before his big day: a leg amputation and neuter. We’re hoping to raise the funds to give him the chance to feel so much better.

Chase’s leg deformity is very hard on him. We’ve cared for a pup with a similar condition and tried both a prosthetic and letting him live with the stump. Eventually, the bone broke through, causing pain. We don’t want Chase to go through that. We’ve made the difficult decision to remove the leg, and we believe he can have a happy, full life as a tripod dog.

The high-end estimate for his surgery is just over $3,200. If even a portion of our 8,000+ followers could give $5, it would make a huge difference. If everyone who follows us gave $5, that would be $40,000—enough to help with Chase’s surgery and support the next pup who needs us.

Ways to donate:
💌 E-transfer: [email protected]
💳 PayPal: through the link in our bio
🌐 Website: fureverable.com

Please share this post, and if you can, send $5 today. Every donation helps get Chase through surgery and back to a more comfortable life. ❤️

10/23/2026

Freya is such a special puppy, and we love her so much. This week, we received some devastating news about her hydrocephalus. We’ve faced this diagnosis before with two other puppies, and sadly, we had to say goodbye to them. We know how serious this can be, but we’re taking things one step at a time and working closely with Freya’s vet. She has started medication, and we don’t yet know what the outcome will be.

Freya’s foster has been seeing frequent episodes where she becomes unsteady, loses her balance, or seems disconnected from what’s happening around her. She also has a compulsive need to bite sometimes people, objects, the floor, or even herself. These moments can be difficult and frightening, and we’re still trying to understand what she’s experiencing and what may be contributing to it. Her foster is helping keep her safe with a steady routine, including scheduled crate naps, where Freya is able to settle.

There is so much joy in Freya, too. She loves people and attention, playtime, food, chew bones, and digging and running at the beach. She’s a smart girl who learned “paw” in one session, and she enjoys being around her foster family. She may be cautious when she first meets someone, but it doesn’t take long for her to warm up and ask for belly rubs.

We wish we could tell you exactly what the future holds for Freya. For now, she is loved, cared for, and surrounded by people who are doing everything they can to understand her needs and help her feel safe. We’ll keep working with her veterinary team and share updates as we know more. Please keep this sweet girl and her devoted foster in your thoughts. 💜

If you’d like to make a donation toward Freya’s care and medication, please send an e-transfer to [email protected]. Please write Freya in the message so we know your donation is for her.

Address

13909 Hurontario St
Caledon, ON
L7C 2C9

Website

http://www.fureverable.com/

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