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Foundation Rescue Policy
From Where & Who Does The Foundation Accept Rescues?Many of our area shelters lack the resources and funds to repair animals with treatable, curable, and often minor medical conditions. When this happens, these animals are often deemed unadoptable and face euthanization. The S. Ford Foundation focuses our efforts on being the last resort for these savable and deserving creatures.
We accept our rescued pets from San Diego area Shelters and Animal Control via designated contacts with those organizations. In addition, our veterinarian volunteers visit shelters in specific search for loving, adoptable animals that need medical treatment to spare them from euthanization.
All animals must be admitted through a San Diego County Animal Shelter. No owner relinquished or “found” or stray animals will be accepted. Preferential consideration will be given to animals whose exit has been requested by a San Diego County Animal Shelter.
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iGive; While You Shop Online
Help S. Ford Foundation for Animals
Raise Much-Needed FundsEvery time you shop at any of 700+ online stores in the iGive network, a portion of the money you spend benefits S. Ford Foundation for Animals. It’s a free service, and you’ll never pay more when you reach a store through iGive. In fact, smart shoppers will enjoy iGive’s repository of coupons, free shipping deals, and sales. To get started, just create your free iGive account. And when you search the web, do it through iSearchiGive.com where each search means a penny (or more!) for our cause! Read Full Post »
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Send Your Success Story
Send Us An Update on Your SFF Pet
If you are the proud parent of an SFF Rescue Animal, you can now submit an update to us online to add to our growing Success Stories. We’d love to hear how your S. Ford Foundation Success Story Pet is doing today. These updates continue to inspire us to do all we can to save treatable shelter animals. Complete this form & upload a photo: Read Full Post »
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Rescue Updates: Hennessy
Hennessy was hit by a car and never claimed by his owner at the shelter. He was scheduled to be euthanized because he needed orthopedic surgery on his fractured hind leg. On the day he was scheduled to be put to sleep, he was taken out of the shelter and brought to The Foundation for the orthopedic surgery he needed. We contacted Lisa and Kirk Redfern who are long time supporters of The Foundation, knowing they would be the perfect parents for him. Read Full Post » -
Rescue Updates: Zach
Zach was only 7 weeks old when came to The S. Ford Foundation. He came into the Emergency Hospital because he was vomiting. The Veterinarian examined him and discovered that the vomiting was caused by a birth defect called a Vascular Ring Anomaly. This defect occurs when blood vessels don’t develop properly before birth. These blood vessels wind around the puppy’s esophagus and create a “bottle neck” that is too small for food to pass through. Read Full Post »
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About The Foundation
Quick References
The S. Ford Foundation for Animals
is a 501(c)3 Nonprofit Organization.
Tax ID# 91-2153265
Phone: 619.255.7312
Gifts go directly to the medical benefit of injured, homeless and neglected dogs and cats. No administrative fees are obtained from any of the donations made to this organization. From the doctors and nurses who actually work with the animals to the office staff handling day to day administrative tasks -All are volunteers contributing their time and skills. This helps to strengthen the Foundation’s power to help as many animals as possible with the gifts that come from you. Donate ♥
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