Meet Iris! Iris was found with her sister Rose. They were rescued from somebody's backyard, and were covered with flees, feces, and were severely underweight. Now they are dewormed, vaccinated, …
A bit shy in the beginning, Cappuccino built confidence and opened up after some time in a caring foster home with other kittens. With love and patience her personality emerges more …
If you find yourself looking for a playful and agile friend then Dynamite is waiting for you. This smoking hot kitty is an adventurous explorer who gets fired easily. He …
Meet Sunny! He is a 4 months old little ray of sunshine, that is ready to light up your life. Sunny is a male kitten, he is not neutered, but …
Have you seen “Tom and Jerry”? We’ve got Tom here! Tommy is a 12 weeks old, Russian Blue mix, male. He is too young to be neutered just yet, but …
Meet Bruce! Bruce is a domestic short hair, 12 weeks old male. He is current on all vaccinations, but too young to be neutered just yet. This little adventurer is …
Obi-Wan is the toughest of the newborn kittens trio rescued from San Jose shelter. He had to fight his life shortly after getting to our foster’s house - his umbilical …
Oscar is the bravest and the most adventurous of the newborn trio rescued from San Jose shelter. He is always the first: the first to walk, the first to get …
Olivia is the sweetest of the newborn kittens trio rescued from San Jose shelter. Her gentle personality makes you immediately want to pet and to protect her. And she responses …
Kona is a 10 month old female, mixed breed dog. She is a high-drive, but not hyper dog, who loves to work and to use her brain. She is loyal …
Angel’s Furry Friends Rescue, is a non-profit corporation and shall operate exclusively for educational and charitable purposes, and for the prevention of cruelty to animals, within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The purpose of the corporation is to provide rescue, shelter, transportation within the US and from abroad, and adoption of homeless dogs and cats, assist individuals with problems, concerning animals.
We provide education by giving free lectures and talks in schools, libraries, and other public venues as well as utilizing social media channels and the corporation's website to provide facts, statistics, and other related data on causes, current efforts, and solutions to eradicating the problem of homeless dogs and cats on local and global levels.
To maximize our impact on current efforts we plan to hold fundraising events and may seek to collaborate with other local rescue groups, non-profit organizations that fall under the 501(c)(3) section of the Internal Revenue Code and are operated exclusively for educational and charitable purposes, and for the prevention of cruelty to animals and promoting humane treatment of animals, establish cross-referral networks with rescue groups