Now in our fifth decade, the non-profit Doris Day Animal Foundation is committed to carrying on Doris' legacy and vision to make this a better world for the animals.
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July 30, 2021
Just wanted to share this happy news that Mr. Tom Cat was adopted June 1, 2021. A happy ending to a sad story. His new human is a wonderful previous FURR adopter and we are thrilled he is going to spend his years in a loving home. https://t.co/lRV1xaPQo4
July 29, 2021
Emma - a young adult female who was abandoned in Hamden and now in care of The Greater New Haven Cat Project. Emma is talkative, and loves attention. https://t.co/Lw7uNypyNM
July 28, 2021
Maisy is a sweet, 1-yr-old dog who came to Peppertree Rescue with a history of seizures. After seeing a neurologist and getting her medications under control she was able to find her forever family. https://t.co/lJDPwoyCZ9
July 27, 2021
In February of 2017, @IDhorserescue was notified by the Owyhee County Sheriff of a serious neglect case. 1st photo is a before picture of Chewy. Last picture of Chewy and Bob who was also rescued with him. Chewy is now loving life at the IHR where he is healthy and very happy! https://t.co/YKzCrVb59S
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