High Heart Animal Connections

15/02/2025

Who says you can't herd cats?

These are just some of the many abandoned cats that have been lucky enough to have found a safe haven. Some are related, some were left behind, one was dumped, and one, Hellboy, was a wildcat!

Hellboy transitioned from being a scarred, extremely aggressive, alpha male to a slightly chubby, submissive boy, enjoying his cozy outdoor cat bed and 3 squares a day.

Being neutered has made all the difference in the world. No more fighting or spraying, and best of all - no more future liters of sickly, short-lived, unwanted kittens!

All of these cats are Friends2Ferals alumni. They've all been spay/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped! They're currently the beneficiaries of donated kibble as well. They're healthy, warm, and well-fed thanks to Nancy and the Friends2Ferals Team.

We're currently working on fixing the members of over 15 colonies scattered across 5 counties, some are as large as 20 cats!

Please help us with a donation of any size to help cover our primary expenses - veterinary bills and gas!

Thanks so much for your continued support!

F2F - over 17,000 cats helped to-date!

15/08/2022

Ahhh I love this

Me after the full moon and todays Sun/Saturn opposition. You?

It hit many of us hard but it’s good to laugh at what bedevils us, just like the Devil card in the Tarot.

14/07/2022

GREAT ideas coming down here. Check this show out, Reserve your seat

WORK FOR VRC FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME!

Animal shelters everywhere are beyond capacity (especially those in the South) Adoptions and donations are low. The tsunami of dogs pouring in is the worst it's ever been, in all of my years of working in dog rescue. So when the going gets tough, the tough have to get....creative!

After talking it out with family and employees AND "crunching the numbers," I came up with a crazy idea. Why not set up "mini" Villalobos satellite locations and PAY these fosters

Believe it or not, it's actually more financially beneficial for us to pay individuals to be a "paid foster" (a mini Villalobos Rescue Center) as opposed to paying rent on a big commercial building like we do now. Add to this, it's so much better for the dogs to live in a home environment over being in a big building with rows of kennels.

Depending on your current home environment and situation, will depend on how many dogs you will be able to comfortably foster. It will also depend on if you're going to do this around your regular job OR realize that paying gas prices costs more than driving to your job. So maybe you'll want to instead be a "stay-at-home doggie Mom/Dad?"

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, be sure to join me in a Q & A and live/interactive webcast on Friday/July 15th @ 7pm (central time)

To register for the Q & A, click on the link and sign up! https://www.crowdcast.io/e/is-it-really-your-dream

If you can't make the live feed on July 15th, it is recorded and archived so you can watch it at anytime.

If you have any questions that need an immediate answers, you can email us at: [email protected] or you can wait for the webcast where all questions will be answered by me :)

Additionally, to all of those who are commenting that "people should do this for free, etc" and I know you might find this hard to believe, but some do need to make money in order to survive. While it is very much appreciated that many can foster dogs for free there are some on this page that are struggling to make ends meet. Coming on this post and making them feel bad is just not cool. So refrain from making these remarks (I will be deleting) and allow those that need the money to help our dogs that could use the extra love and attention, to make a difference in lives.

13/07/2022

Check this out, a new side-paying job? And it's with animals your rescuing?

WORK FOR VRC FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME!

Animal shelters everywhere are beyond capacity (especially those in the South) Adoptions and donations are low. The tsunami of dogs pouring in is the worst it's ever been, in all of my years of working in dog rescue. So when the going gets tough, the tough have to get....creative!

After talking it out with family and employees AND "crunching the numbers," I came up with a crazy idea. Why not set up "mini" Villalobos satellite locations and PAY these fosters

Believe it or not, it's actually more financially beneficial for us to pay individuals to be a "paid foster" (a mini Villalobos Rescue Center) as opposed to paying rent on a big commercial building like we do now. Add to this, it's so much better for the dogs to live in a home environment over being in a big building with rows of kennels.

Depending on your current home environment and situation, will depend on how many dogs you will be able to comfortably foster. It will also depend on if you're going to do this around your regular job OR realize that paying gas prices costs more than driving to your job. So maybe you'll want to instead be a "stay-at-home doggie Mom/Dad?"

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, be sure to join me in a Q & A and live/interactive webcast on Friday/July 15th @ 7pm (central time)

To register for the Q & A, click on the link and sign up! https://www.crowdcast.io/e/is-it-really-your-dream

If you can't make the live feed on July 15th, it is recorded and archived so you can watch it at anytime.

If you have any questions that need an immediate answers, you can email us at: [email protected] or you can wait for the webcast where all questions will be answered by me :)

Additionally, to all of those who are commenting that "people should do this for free, etc" and I know you might find this hard to believe, but some do need to make money in order to survive. While it is very much appreciated that many can foster dogs for free there are some on this page that are struggling to make ends meet. Coming on this post and making them feel bad is just not cool. So refrain from making these remarks (I will be deleting) and allow those that need the money to help our dogs that could use the extra love and attention, to make a difference in lives.