Florida Animal Friend

06/24/2026

Cats have been plotting world domination since forever…

And honestly, we’re just living in their world. 😼
Celebrate the tiny overlords who rule our homes with an iron paw.

Love them, feed them, pet them… and maybe surrender the comfy chair.
🐾 Share a pic of your cat acting like they own everything today!

📸 Upload it to our Pet Portal so we can see their reign: https://bit.ly/46Op7hI

06/21/2026

The walk provider.
The treat giver.
The protector.

Today we’re celebrating the pet dads who show up every day with love, patience, and plenty of belly rubs. 💙🐾

Responsible pet care including spay and neuter helps keep more animals safe, healthy, and in loving homes.

Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing pet dads out there.

06/12/2026

Proud to have funded this grant opportunity and to see such incredible impact across both weekends. Congrats to Rescue Pets of Florida! Keep up the great work.

06/09/2026

108 puppies and kittens spayed/neutered and counting 🐾👏

Thank you Tally Spay for making such an incredible impact in your community. Stay tuned for more exciting updates! 🎉

06/02/2026

Give the gift that keeps on giving! Gift a Florida Animal Friend license plate: https://bit.ly/3vC6n4W

🎁 The Perfect Gift for the Pet Lover Who Has Everything 🐾

Do you have a summer birthday coming up for someone who loves animals?

Here’s a gift idea they probably haven’t gotten before—a Florida Animal Friend license plate certificate!

For only $25, you pay for the plate, and they can show their love for animals wherever they drive. Plus, your gift supports spay-and-neuter programs throughout Florida.

It’s a thoughtful and unique gift that keeps giving back. Thanks to Floridians like you who have purchased the specialty plate, Florida Animal Friend has provided over $ 10 million in grants to deserving clinics since 2005. 💛

Get your license plate here: https://floridaanimalfriend.org/purchase-a-specialty-license-plate/

05/30/2026

Leon County residents, follow Tally Spay for all of your spay and neuter needs!

Request an Appointment Prevent a Litter, Fix Your Critter! How it Works! FREE Spay/Neuter Surgeries in May 2026! To qualify, you must be a resident in Leon County in one of the following zip codes: 32303, 32304, 32305, 32306, 32307, or 32310 and dogs and cats must be 1 year old or under. Proof of re...

05/29/2026

Flagler residents, make sure you're following Flagler Humane Society Inc. for all of your spay and neuter needs!

🎉 GREAT NEWS, FLAGLER! 🎉

We’re making spay/neuter services even more accessible for our community!

✅ Pre-op exams are NO LONGER required!

🐾 Florida Animal Friend Spay/Neuter Grant — Funds Still Available! 🐾
Thanks to the generous support of Florida Animal Friend , we still have funds to help pet owners who might otherwise be unable to afford sterilization services.

💙 The grant covers: ✔️ Spay/Neuter Surgery ✔️ Rabies Vaccination (Owners are only responsible for any additional vaccines, and the cost of a pre-op exam ONLY if your pet falls under the *high-risk category below).

⏳ Funds are limited and will expire once depleted. We encourage you to reach out as soon as possible!

📞 Call 386-445-1814 for more information or to schedule your pet's appointment today!

⚠️ *Terms apply: Pre-op exams are still required for higher-risk pets. This includes senior pets, brachycephalic breeds (those with flat faces), obese pets, in-heat or pregnant dogs and cats, and those with a history of medical issues.



Update: Cheyanne is adopted.

05/27/2026

Dogs eating grass is more common than you think—and vets say it’s usually harmless.

It’s often tied to instinct, boredom, or simply liking the taste or texture, not necessarily an upset stomach. But context matters: sudden, excessive grass eating or symptoms like vomiting or low energy are worth a vet check.

Also be mindful of where your dog is grazing, since pesticides and fertilizers can pose risks.

Read more on what vets want you to know: https://bit.ly/433yebV

Credit: USA Today

05/27/2026

Dogs eating grass is more common than you think—and vets say it’s usually harmless.

It’s often tied to instinct, boredom, or simply liking the taste or texture, not necessarily an upset stomach. But context matters: sudden, excessive grass eating or symptoms like vomiting or low energy are worth a vet check.

Also be mindful of where your dog is grazing, since pesticides and fertilizers can pose risks.

Read more on what vets want you to know at the link in bio.

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05/19/2026

Real impact happens at the community level.

This month, Florida Animal Friend is proud to spotlight Rescue Pets of Florida whose work helps expand access to affordable spay and neuter services for pets and families across South Florida.

Through grant funding, prevention becomes possible helping reduce pet overpopulation and create healthier communities statewide.

🐾 Learn more about our impact at https://bit.ly/4f6UuFj