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About Us Furkids is a 501(c)(3), charitable, non-profit animal rescue organization located in Atlanta, Georgia. Furkids mission is to:
Ted Wood Warbington Memorial Donations Furkids is honored to receive donations in memory of Ted Wood Warbington who loved his kitties very much. What a wonderful way to honor Ted by allowing us to help more of the companions he cherished. Our thoughts are with Ted's family and friends and his four beloved kitties. We thank the following individuals for their gifts in his memory:
Seniors for Seniors Program
Recently, we launched our new "senior for seniors" program which allows individuals 62 and older to adopt a fully vetted, adult or senior cat for $42.50. This new program was created to raise awareness for our many senior cats in our program and to help them find their forever homes! Please consider filling out an adoption application and talking with one of our counselors to find out which of our adult or senior cats would be a right fit for you and your home.
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Ways to Give
Donate Now using Paypal below!
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Come volunteer with one of Georgia's largest no-kill animal rescue organizations. Furkids has five PetSmart adoption center locations throughout Atlanta: Midtown, Perimeter, Smyrna, Northlake, and Mall of Georgia. You can also volunteer at our cage-free, no-kill animal shelter in Atlanta. Get started by visiting our | |
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Featured Articles by:New Location - PetSmart Mall of Georgia
We are excited to announce that Furkids is managing another PetSmart location! In addition to Perimeter, Smyrna, Midtown, Northlake locations, we are now at the Mall of Georgia PetsMart, located at 1705 Mall of Georgia Blvd, Buford, GA. We are recruiting volunteers now for this wonderful location. Please apply online using our volunteer application to join our team and help find deserving animals good homes! Pet Overpopulation Statistics
As of 2005, Metro Atlanta pet overpopulation statistics were staggering. Of the 19 county animal control shelters surveyed, 130,000 animals were impounded collectively (SPOTsociety.org). Of the animals impounded, a mere 8% were reclaimed and only 22% were adopted or transferred to rescue agencies. The sad part of the story is that close to 60% of the impounded animals were euthanized due to a lack of homes in the Metro Atlanta area. In some remote counties, this number is as high as 90%. You can help reduce these statistics by taking advantage of the low cost spay/neuter resources on our website. |
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