Angelo
Angelo used to be someone’s pet but that someone has thrown him out to the streets. Angelo is a very social dog, so he never hid and rather just patiently …
Angelo used to be someone’s pet but that someone has thrown him out to the streets. Angelo is a very social dog, so he never hid and rather just patiently …
Tyson and his brother used to live in a cardboard box. These two tiny babies were clinging to each other and were very cold and hungry. We could not just …
Grey used to be a home pet, but his owners abused him a lot. He was at the brink of starvation, could not move normally, and lost all his fur …
She is now named Mischa! Lily was packed in shopping bag and left to die on a bus stop in the freezing weather. When we found her, she could not …
Jack was somebody’s pet before ending up on a street for unknown reasons. He was laying on the ground by the fence still wearing his leash. He was so exhausted …
Pulya lived on a bus stop during the coldest winter months, surviving only on food scraps she could possibly find. Luckily, volunteers had learned about a ‘lonely bus stop Dog’, …
Umka was hit and run over by a car. For a few days, she was laying helplessly on the side of the icy road without food or water, unable to …
ALICE Alice is a quiet medium sized dog with very good manners. She and her pups were found in an apartment complex where they were trying to survive on food scraps. …
Peach is a very kind and well behaved boy. He loves strolls and does not mind to be walked while on a leash. Like the majority of our pups here, …
Lady is a very calm and feminine dog. She lived on the streets with her pups. One day all her pups have disappeared and she has found her temporary home …

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