Furever Friends Rescue of Appanoose, Inc. was able to partner with Parkside Animal Hospital in Centerville to put on a low-cost spay/neuter clinc for the residents of Appanoose County on…
By Gwen Simmons You never know where one act of animal kindness can lead. In the case of Helena, it meant changing her life from one of struggle to one…
By Gwen Simmons One Saturday morning, when Centerville residents Greg and Noel Gorden were shopping at a business outside town, Noel couldn’t help noticing how many cats were hanging around…
Announcing our first official fundraising event ... an evening with WINE & CANVAS, which is shaping up to be fantastic! (Just wait until you see some of the items that…
By Gwen Simmons Colby and Jack (named after the cheese) are best buds who love to play and cuddle with their forever mom, Caitlin Green. They haven’t always been so…
By Gwen Simmons Milo is a happy and healthy dog who now enjoys life in his forever home. But that wouldn’t have been possible if compassionate individuals in his community…
by Gwen Simmons, Furever Friends Rescue Volunteer Many animals have been rescued from Appanoose County, but would you like to meet the one that ultimately led to Furever Friends Rescue…
February 5, 2018 -- (Centerville, Iowa). Tammy Cassady, board president of Furever Friends Rescue of Appanoose, Inc., has announced that Appanoose County residents Dustin Bozwell, Noel Gorden and Tim Scurlock…
Although it may be tempting to give your pet table scraps, there are some "people foods" that are toxic -- and potentially deadly -- for pets. These include: Alcoholic beverages…
Last week, Furever Friends Rescue of Appanoose, Inc. received word from the Internal Revenue Service that our application for 501(c)(3) status was approved. This is a very, very big deal —…