Heidi’s Furry Friends Rescue Inc, 1413 Elwood Road, Williamsport, PA (2026)

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10/31/2026

Our vet bill JUST got paid off.

And almost immediately, we found ourselves facing two more emergencies.

Neither of these cats belongs to our rescue. Both have owners who love them. Both are in life-threatening situations. And both have owners who simply cannot afford the emergency veterinary care needed to save their lives.

So here we are again. 💔

🐈 EMERGENCY #1 — SUSPECTED RAT POISON INGESTION

We received a call from a homeowner who believed that two of their cats had gotten into D-Con rat poison.

Both cats needed to be evaluated immediately.

Thankfully, one of the cats turned out to be okay and had not ingested the poison.

Unfortunately, the other cat was not so lucky.

💔 His kidneys were failing.

He needed immediate hospitalization and intensive treatment to support his kidneys and attempt to prevent further damage.

The veterinary team is planning approximately FOUR DAYS of hospitalization, including IV fluids and monitoring, in hopes that his kidneys can recover.

Estimated veterinary bill: $1,250.

We were really hoping we wouldn’t have to take on another large veterinary expense so soon after finally paying off our balance.

But the owner simply couldn’t afford the treatment.

And I knew that if we said no, this cat might not get the chance to survive.

So we said yes.

Right now, this kitty desperately needs your prayers. We don’t know what the outcome will be, but we’re giving him a fighting chance. 🙏❤️

🐈 EMERGENCY #2 — A COMPLETELY BLOCKED MALE CAT

This one is especially heartbreaking.

Four days ago, a pet owner reached out to me about her male cat who wasn’t doing well.

He had been going in and out of the litter box for days, struggling to urinate or defecate.

I offered to help with part of the veterinary bill, but because we still owed so much at the time, I explained that I could only contribute a limited amount.

I didn’t hear back right away, so I assumed she had gotten him veterinary care.

Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case.

With no current income, she had been trying to treat him at home.

Today, he started crashing.

He was covered in bloody urine and was rushed to Rosebird Veterinary Center.

💔 HE WAS COMPLETELY URINARY BLOCKED.

He had been straining so severely that he managed to pass what appeared to be a piece of a stone or crystal, temporarily allowing some urine to escape.

But almost immediately, another obstruction blocked him again.

Anyone familiar with male cats knows how incredibly dangerous urinary blockages are.

A complete urinary obstruction is a life-threatening emergency. Without treatment, a cat can die within 24–48 hours.

These cats can develop dangerous electrolyte imbalances, kidney damage, and cardiac complications.

And this poor boy had already been suffering for days.

Dr. Andy stayed after hours tonight to perform the emergency procedure needed to relieve his obstruction.

He is NOT out of the woods yet.

Estimated veterinary bill: $2,500.

He will also need a prescription urinary diet going forward to help manage his condition and reduce the risk of recurrence.

We offered to purchase his first bag of food to help his owner get started while she works on getting her financial situation stabilized.

Because saving his life is only part of the equation. We also want to help make sure he can stay healthy and remain with the person who loves him.

❤️ AND THIS BRINGS ME TO SOMETHING I WANT PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND ABOUT OUR RESCUE.

A tremendous amount of our veterinary expenses every single year goes toward helping animals who already HAVE owners.

Animals who are loved.

Animals who have homes.

Animals whose families have simply fallen on hard times.

We could have a lot more money in our rescue account if we turned these people away.

We could say, “That’s not our problem.”

We could tell people to figure it out themselves.

We could refuse to help anyone who doesn’t have the financial means to pay for emergency veterinary care.

But I won’t.

Because I WAS once that pet owner.

I know what it’s like to have an animal you love desperately need medical care and not have the money to provide it.

I know what it’s like to be told that if you can’t afford a veterinary bill, you don’t deserve to have animals.

And I know what it’s like to face the devastating reality that your cat might die simply because you don’t have enough money to save him.

If it hadn’t been for Dr. Lewis helping me all those years ago, I would have had to let my own cat go.

I have NEVER forgotten that.

And I never will.

That experience is part of why I do what I do today.

Helping people KEEP their beloved pets in their homes is a huge part of my mission.

Not every struggling pet owner is irresponsible.

Not every person facing financial hardship is lazy.

Not everyone who cannot afford a $2,500 emergency veterinary bill is someone who shouldn’t have animals.

People lose jobs. People get sick. People face unexpected hardships. Financial situations change, sometimes overnight.

And emergencies don’t wait until your bank account is ready.

I refuse to look at an animal who is suffering and say, “Well, your owner should have worked harder.”

THE ANIMAL DIDN’T ASK TO BE IN THAT SITUATION.

That animal doesn’t understand money, employment, or financial hardship.

It only knows that it’s hurting.

And if I have the ability to help relieve that suffering, I’m going to try.

Even if the person has wronged me.

Even if they’ve spoken badly about me.

Even if they’ve smeared my name.

Because at the end of the day, I’m not helping the person because of who they are. I’m helping the animal because of who I am.

And I stand by that.

🐾 THERE IS SO MUCH THAT HAPPENS BEHIND THE SCENES.

We handle numerous calls from pet owners every single week.

Some need emergency veterinary assistance.

Some need help with food or supplies.

Some need assistance getting their animals spayed or neutered.

Others are desperately trying to keep their animals rather than surrender them.

Then there’s the enormous amount of TNR work we do, much of which also never makes it onto Facebook. And the amount of food we give out to help pet owners and colony caretakers.

People see how much I post and probably think they know everything we’re doing.

But trust me, not everything makes it onto Facebook.

Not even close.

There are countless phone calls, appointments, expenses, emergencies, and animals being helped that the public never sees.

And the financial burden of all of it adds up quickly.

💔 WE JUST HAD OUR VETERINARY BALANCE PAID OFF, AND THESE TWO CASES ALONE ARE ESTIMATED TO COST $3,750.

That’s before any additional treatment or complications.

But tonight, two cats who might otherwise have gone without lifesaving veterinary care are receiving treatment.

And to me, that matters more than anything.

🙏 PLEASE KEEP BOTH OF THESE BOYS IN YOUR PRAYERS TONIGHT.

One is fighting kidney failure following suspected rat poison ingestion.

The other is fighting to recover from a severe urinary blockage.

Neither is guaranteed to survive.

But both deserve the chance.

And thanks to the veterinary team at Rosebird, they’re getting one.

❤️ If you’d like to help us cover these unexpected emergencies, every donation makes a difference.

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Rosebird Veterinary Center
204 Thomas Street
Jersey Shore, PA 17740
📞 570-865-6735

Simply ask for your donation to be applied to Heidi’s Furry Friends Rescue. Donations can be made by phone, in person, or by mailing a check.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support us, believe in our mission, and make it possible for us to say YES when an animal desperately needs help.

Rescue isn’t always about taking an animal out of its home. Sometimes, it’s about helping that animal stay in the home where it’s already loved.

Heidi’s Furry Friends Rescue Inc.
Williamsport, PA

10/31/2026

🐾❤️ RUBBLE UPDATE — A BIG DAY FOR OUR LITTLE BULLDOG! ❤️🐾

Well, Rubble has officially been with us since around 3:30 this afternoon, and what a day this chunky little fella has had! 🥹❤️

From the moment he arrived, we could see just how uncomfortable he was.

💔 His skin was in TERRIBLE condition.

He was constantly scratching, chewing, and digging at himself. He had multiple hot spots that he had scratched open, and so many areas of his body were raw, red, inflamed, and scabby.

His underbelly, ge***al area, inner thighs, behind his ears, under his front legs, and along his back were all affected.

This poor boy was SO itchy that he could barely relax.

We couldn’t stand the thought of making him suffer through the entire weekend, so we reached out to Dr. Andy to see if there was any possibility of getting him seen today.

And despite his already overflowing schedule, Dr. Andy squeezed Rubble in! ❤️

We are so incredibly grateful, and I promise you, Rubble is too!

🩺 TODAY’S VETERINARY VISIT

Now, we have never claimed to be dog experts. Cats are obviously our specialty, and while we have experience with dogs, bulldogs are an entirely different ballgame!

I went into this with the knowledge I already had about bulldogs and spent the drive to the veterinary office researching more about their skin conditions, allergies, and the unique care they require.

I knew bulldogs were prone to skin infections, yeast overgrowth, and allergies, but I learned quite a bit more today!

The veterinary technicians were absolutely wonderful. They patiently answered all of my questions, showed me the deep fold above Rubble’s nose, and explained just how much debris and yeast can accumulate inside those folds if they aren’t properly cleaned.

They also explained his dry, crusty nose and showed me how to properly clean and maintain his facial folds.

Dr. Andy went over his skin issues and explained that bulldogs are especially prone to food allergies, environmental allergies, and flea allergy dermatitis. Some dogs can have an extreme allergic reaction to even a small number of flea bites.

Thankfully, Rubble did NOT have any fleas!

His skin is clearly very irritated, and we’re hoping the treatments started today will bring him some much-needed relief.

💉 HERE’S WHAT RUBBLE RECEIVED TODAY:

🐾 Several injections to help with his skin irritation and inflammation.

🐾 Cephalexin twice daily for 14 days to treat his skin infection.

🐾 Bravecto, providing approximately three months of flea and tick protection.

🐾 Interceptor for heartworm prevention and protection against certain intestinal parasites.

🐾 His rabies vaccination.

🐾 The start of his DHPP vaccination series. We could only confirm that he received his initial puppy vaccination, without the necessary booster, and there was no documented rabies vaccination.

🐾 A microchip!

🐾 Medicated wipes to clean and maintain his facial folds.

🐾 Medicated shampoo to help treat his irritated skin.

Once his skin has healed and his inflammation is under control, we will be scheduling him to be neutered.

❤️ WHAT WE’VE LEARNED ABOUT RUBBLE’S PERSONALITY

First and foremost, Rubble is a GOOD boy.

He’s sweet, affectionate, fairly quiet, and has been getting along wonderfully with the other animals here.

But we did discover something important that any future foster or adopter absolutely needs to know.

⚠️ RUBBLE HAS SIGNIFICANT FOOD AGGRESSION TOWARD OTHER ANIMALS.

And I don’t mean a little warning growl or snarl.

If another animal comes within a certain distance of his food, Rubble will actively go after that animal.

This is something we take VERY seriously.

His owner explained that Rubble has never displayed food aggression in their home, but he was also never fed around other animals. Their children regularly fed him, and he has never bitten anyone.

And to be clear, we have seen absolutely NO food aggression toward people.

He has been completely fine with us being around his food.

However, his reaction toward other animals is significant enough that it cannot be overlooked.

Rubble can potentially live in a home with other animals, but he MUST be fed separately, behind a secure barrier, with absolutely no access to other pets during meals.

I would also strongly discourage giving treats, chews, or other food items around other animals.

We haven’t yet evaluated how he behaves when sharing toys or other resources.

We don’t know why he has developed this behavior, especially since he wasn’t previously fed around other dogs. But regardless of the reason, it’s something that needs to be managed carefully.

And if Rubble ultimately needs a permanent adoptive home, I will be extremely selective about where he goes.

I won’t sugarcoat behavior concerns just to get an animal placed. Safety matters, for Rubble, the other animals, and the people caring for him.

🐶 SOME OTHER THINGS WE’VE LEARNED ABOUT OUR CHUNKY BOY:

❤️ He’s housebroken!

❤️ He has excellent recall.

❤️ He’s not the greatest on a leash, but we’re working on that.

❤️ He doesn’t seem inclined to run off, although we would NEVER recommend allowing him outside unsecured or off-leash.

❤️ He willingly goes into his crate when asked and will even go in on his own!

❤️ He doesn’t bark much.

❤️ He occasionally whines, but considering everything that’s changed in his life, that’s understandable.

❤️ His owner reports that he can be left alone without destroying anything. We’ve been crating him whenever we need to leave.

❤️ He hasn’t displayed any mounting behavior.

❤️ His owner says he LOVES balls!

❤️ He gets a little anxious during car rides, although his owner reports that he generally enjoys them.

And then there’s the walking situation. 😂

This 56-pound bowling ball decided he was NOT walking down the hallways at the veterinary office.

So guess what?

He had to be CARRIED. All 56 pounds of him! 🤦‍♀️😂

He also doesn’t seem able to jump INTO the vehicle, but somehow has no problem jumping OUT of it.

Go figure!

🛁 RUBBLE’S FIRST SPA NIGHT

When we got home, we got right to work.

We thoroughly cleaned his facial folds, removing the buildup and debris that had accumulated.

He wasn’t particularly thrilled about that part, but he was such a good boy and tolerated it.

Then it was time for a nice, warm, medicated bath!

We lathered him up, let the shampoo sit on his skin for the recommended 10 minutes, and gave him a good rinse.

And let me tell you, he LOVED his bath! 🥹❤️

He stood there like such a gentleman and seemed to genuinely enjoy the warm water.

We dried him thoroughly, especially around all of those folds and creases, gave him his medications, and tucked him in for the night.

He’s finally comfortable enough to relax, and that alone makes today worth it.

🐾 LET’S TALK ABOUT BULLDOGS AND WHY THEY REQUIRE SPECIAL CARE.

Rubble is an adorable little guy, but he is also a perfect example of why people need to thoroughly research certain breeds before bringing one home.

He weighs a hefty 56 pounds, has a pronounced underbite, a tongue that seems too large for his mouth, some bowing in his front legs, and a noticeable difference in the size of his pupils.

One pupil is significantly larger than the other and doesn’t react to light as well. This is called anisocoria, which describes unequal pupil sizes. The underlying cause still needs to be determined, and we’ll be following up on that.

He has several physical characteristics commonly seen in bulldogs that have been selectively bred for exaggerated appearances.

And quite frankly, I feel terrible for dogs whose bodies are built in ways that can make everyday activities more difficult.

Bulldogs are a brachycephalic breed, meaning they have shortened skulls and flattened faces. Unfortunately, that anatomy can contribute to serious breathing difficulties, overheating, exercise intolerance, and other health concerns.

Their stocky builds, facial folds, and exaggerated features can also predispose them to orthopedic problems, skin infections, and chronic discomfort.

These dogs cannot safely tolerate heat and strenuous exercise the way many other breeds can.

Long walks in hot weather, excessive activity, and prolonged exposure to high temperatures can become dangerous very quickly.

And then there’s Rubble’s coloring.

🎨 RUBBLE IS A MERLE BULLDOG.

Merle is a distinctive coat pattern that creates patches of diluted pigment, giving dogs a mottled or marbled appearance.

While many people find the coloring beautiful, merle is not a traditional color associated with purebred English Bulldogs.

The merle pattern has been introduced into some bulldog breeding lines through selective breeding, historically involving other breeds carrying the merle gene.

Unfortunately, unusual colors are sometimes deliberately bred and marketed as rare or exotic, often commanding much higher prices.

The color itself doesn’t automatically mean a dog is unhealthy. However, breeding two merle dogs together can produce puppies with two copies of the merle variant, substantially increasing the risk of hearing and vision abnormalities.

When breeders prioritize appearance, unusual colors, exaggerated features, and profit over health and sound structure, the animals can be the ones who suffer.

Dogs should never have to sacrifice their health and quality of life just because humans find certain physical characteristics desirable.

Rubble didn’t choose his genetics. He didn’t choose his body type. He didn’t choose to have skin folds that require constant maintenance or physical features that may make breathing and movement more difficult.

He just wants to be loved, comfortable, and cared for.

And he deserves exactly that. ❤️

🏡 WHAT HAPPENS NEXT FOR RUBBLE?

As we explained in his original post, Rubble’s family has fallen on difficult circumstances and is facing an unexpected move.

They are desperately trying to find housing that will allow them to keep him.

Our hope is still that we can provide Rubble with a safe, temporary place to stay while his family works through their situation, and that he can eventually be reunited with the people who have loved him since he was just eight weeks old.

Tomorrow, Rubble is meeting a potential foster family! ❤️

We are really hoping everything goes well.

If his original family ultimately cannot take him back, we will begin looking for a permanent home.

And if that happens, we will be looking for someone who is very knowledgeable about bulldogs, understands their medical and environmental needs, and is experienced with managing food-related resource guarding.

This is not a dog for someone who simply thinks bulldogs are cute.

They ARE cute. Incredibly cute.

But they also require a tremendous amount of understanding, maintenance, and commitment.

❤️ FOR TONIGHT, RUBBLE IS SAFE.

He’s warm.

He’s clean.

He’s medicated.

He’s getting some relief from that relentless itching.

His belly is full.

And he’s finally able to rest.

We may primarily be a cat rescue, but when an animal needs help and we’re in a position to provide it, we’re going to do our best.

We don’t know everything about every species or every breed, and we’ll never pretend that we do. But we are willing to learn, ask questions, listen to the professionals, and make sure the animals in our care receive what they need.

A huge thank-you to Dr. Andy and the wonderful staff at Rosebird Veterinary Center for fitting Rubble in today, answering my endless questions, and helping us get this boy feeling better.

And thank you to everyone who has been rooting for him.

Welcome to the good life for now, Rubble. We hope your stay with us is temporary and that your family gets the reunion they’re hoping for. But whatever happens, we’re going to make sure you’re taken care of. 🐾❤️

Heidi’s Furry Friends Rescue Inc. 🐾

10/30/2026

🐾❤️ MEET RUBBLE! — A TEMPORARY FOSTER HOME IS NEEDED! ❤️🐾

Sometimes, animals end up needing help not because they weren’t loved, not because they were neglected, and not because their owners no longer want them.

Sometimes, life simply takes an unexpected turn, and families find themselves facing circumstances they never imagined.

This is one of those situations. 💔

Everyone, meet Rubble! 🐶❤️

Rubble is an approximately 2-year-old bulldog who has been with his family since he was just an 8-week-old puppy.

Unfortunately, his owners have fallen on some very difficult times and have found themselves in a situation where they must move suddenly and unexpectedly.

They have been desperately searching for somewhere to live that will allow them to bring Rubble along, but with a deadline approaching to leave their current home, they are running out of time.

And unfortunately, finding housing that allows dogs, especially certain breeds, isn’t always easy.

They don’t WANT to give Rubble up. They are trying to find a way to KEEP him. 💔

And that is why we’re stepping in to try to help.

❤️ A LITTLE ABOUT RUBBLE:

🐾 Approximately 2 years old

🐾 Male bulldog

🐾 Has been with his family since he was 8 weeks old

🐾 Loves people and children!

🐾 Reportedly gets along wonderfully with cats, other dogs, and animals of all kinds!

🐾 Very laid-back, happy, and friendly

🐾 Just an all-around lovable boy who enjoys everybody!

Rubble is currently not neutered, but we will be arranging to have that done. We will also be bringing his vaccinations up to date.

He is experiencing some skin issues that we will be having evaluated by our veterinarian so we can get him the appropriate treatment and make sure he’s comfortable and healthy.

❤️ HERE IS WHAT WE ARE HOPING TO ACCOMPLISH:

We are looking for a TEMPORARY FOSTER HOME FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 WEEKS TO ONE MONTH.

Our greatest hope is that during this time, Rubble’s owner will be able to secure housing that allows dogs, so that Rubble can be reunited with the family he has known and loved his entire life. 🥹❤️

Imagine having a dog since he was just a tiny puppy, raising him, loving him, and having him as part of your family for nearly two years, only to suddenly face the possibility of losing him because of circumstances beyond your control.

That is heartbreaking.

And if there is a chance that we can help keep this family together, we want to try.

But we also need to be realistic.

If his owners are unable to find suitable housing within that time, they understand that Rubble deserves stability and a permanent home. In that case, they intend to fully surrender him so that we can help find him a loving forever family.

🐾 WHAT WE NEED IN A FOSTER:

We need someone who understands that this is a unique situation.

Someone who can provide Rubble with a safe, loving, comfortable environment while his family works through this difficult time.

Someone who understands that they may fall in love with him, but that the goal is to reunite him with his original family if at all possible.

And someone who is emotionally prepared to say goodbye if that reunion becomes possible.

If it doesn’t, we will move forward with finding Rubble a permanent, loving home where he will have the stability and security he deserves.

We are looking for serious, committed foster offers only, please.

❤️ PLEASE, NO JUDGMENT TOWARD HIS OWNERS.

I cannot stress this enough.

Life happens. Financial hardships happen. Housing emergencies happen. Circumstances can change overnight, and sometimes people are forced to make decisions they never thought they would have to make.

Not everyone who needs to rehome an animal is irresponsible or uncaring.

Sometimes, they are heartbroken people trying desperately to do right by an animal they love.

And instead of tearing people down when they are already struggling, I would much rather see us come together and try to help.

If we can prevent a beloved family pet from permanently losing the only family he’s ever known, isn’t that worth trying? ❤️

Rubble doesn’t understand housing deadlines, financial struggles, or why his world may suddenly be changing.

He just knows the people he loves.

And our goal is to make this transition as gentle and stress-free as possible for him while giving his family a little more time.

We will share additional updates once Rubble has been evaluated by our veterinarian and we have more information regarding his health and medical needs.

📍 Located in Williamsport, PA

If you are seriously interested in providing Rubble with a temporary foster home, please reach out to Heidi’s Furry Friends Rescue Inc.

And if you cannot foster, please consider sharing his story. The right person may be just one share away.

Sometimes rescue isn’t about finding an animal a new family. Sometimes it’s about helping them hold on to the family they already have. ❤️🐾

Welcome to Heidi’s Furry Friends Rescue, Rubble.

We’re going to do everything we can to give you and your family the chance you deserve. ❤️

10/30/2026

After sharing the incredible news about someone generously paying off our entire veterinary account, there is something else I really want to say.

While that extraordinary act of kindness has left us completely speechless, I never want anyone who has helped our rescue in any way to feel that their contribution has gone unnoticed or unappreciated.

Because the truth is, EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU matters to us. ❤️

Whether you have donated $1, $5, $100, or even a single penny, please know that your generosity means something to us.

Whether you’ve donated a bag of cat food, a container of litter, a can of wet food, a jar of chicken baby food, blankets, cleaning supplies, toys, or anything else our animals need, YOU have made a difference.

To the people who help transport animals to veterinary appointments, pick up supplies, or drive out of their way to help an animal in need, thank you.

To those who volunteer their time helping with paperwork, financial records, bookkeeping, administrative responsibilities, and all the behind-the-scenes work that comes with operating a nonprofit rescue, thank you.

To our foster families who open their homes and hearts, taking on the responsibility of caring for animals until they find their forever families, thank you.

To those who share our posts, comment to help boost them, tag friends, recommend our rescue to someone looking to adopt, or tell others about the work we do, thank you.

To every person who has adopted one of our animals and given them the loving forever home they deserve, thank you.

To those who leave us positive reviews, recommend our rescue to others, or speak kindly about the work we do, thank you.

To the people who simply send a message asking how we’re doing, check in on a sick kitten, offer words of encouragement, or remind us that we’re appreciated, thank you.

And to those who want to help but aren’t financially able to, please know that your kindness, encouragement, and support are just as appreciated. ❤️

I think sometimes people underestimate just how much the smallest gestures can mean.

You might think that donating one can of food isn’t much.

You might think sharing a Facebook post doesn’t really make a difference.

You might think that offering to pick something up, helping with a little paperwork, or simply sending an encouraging message is insignificant.

But I promise you, IT IS NOT.

When you’re running a rescue, especially one where so much of the daily responsibility falls on just a few people, the weight of everything can become overwhelming.

There are animals to care for, medications to administer, veterinary appointments to schedule, emergencies to respond to, traps to set, supplies to purchase, bills to pay, applications to review, records to maintain, and a never-ending list of responsibilities that most people never see.

And sometimes, that weight gets really, really heavy.

Sometimes it’s not even about the money.

Sometimes it’s about having one less errand to run.

One less thing to worry about.

One less responsibility on an already overflowing plate.

Sometimes it’s simply knowing that someone cares enough to ask, “Are you okay? Is there anything I can do to help?”

You have no idea how much that can mean on a particularly difficult day.

Every act of kindness, no matter how small it may seem to you, helps carry a little piece of the burden that we sometimes feel.

And those little pieces add up to something enormous.

I have dedicated so much of my life to this rescue, and I am incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished. But I also know that we would not be where we are today without the people who have stood beside us along the way.

Every donation, every shared post, every adoption, every volunteer hour, every bag of food, every kind word, and every helping hand has played a part in keeping this rescue going.

You are all part of the lives we’ve saved.

You are part of the kittens who survived.

You are part of the animals who received lifesaving veterinary care.

You are part of the hundreds of cats who will never have to produce another unwanted litter because of our TNR efforts.

You are part of every happy adoption story and every second chance we’ve been able to provide.

And even when we lose an animal despite our best efforts, you are part of the reason that animal knew compassion, comfort, and love when they needed it most.

Please don’t ever think your contribution is too small to matter.

There is no such thing as an insignificant act of kindness when it comes to helping animals. ❤️

I know I don’t always have the time or energy to personally thank every single person the way I wish I could. Some days I can barely keep up with everything happening around me.

But please don’t mistake that for a lack of appreciation.

I see your kindness. I recognize your generosity. And I am grateful for every single person who helps make this rescue possible.

To our donors, supporters, volunteers, fosters, adopters, veterinary teams, friends, family, and everyone who has ever extended a helping hand…

THANK YOU FOR HELPING US CARRY THE WEIGHT. 😭❤️

Whether you’ve given a little or a lot, whether you’ve been with us since the beginning or just recently discovered our rescue, please know that you are appreciated beyond measure.

This rescue may have started with my dream, my determination, and my love for animals, but it continues because of the compassion of so many incredible people.

And I will never forget that.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for believing in us, for standing behind us, for helping us through the difficult days, and for making it possible to keep saving lives.

You may think what you do is minute, but to us, and to the animals whose lives you help change, it is HUGE. ❤️🐾

With endless love and gratitude,

Heidi
Heidi’s Furry Friends Rescue Inc. ❤️

🐾 Every little act of kindness makes a BIG difference. And every single one of you is part of our rescue family. 🐾

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