Welcome to the Fur Ever Comfort Initiative!
Many dogs in Okanogan County are tethered year-round with limited shelter and space to roam. Our goal is to improve their quality of life by providing fences, igloo dog houses, and essential comforts so they can enjoy freedom in a safe, enclosed space.
What is the Fur Ever Comfort Initiative?
The Fur Ever Comfort Initiative by Fur Ever Yours Dog Rescue is dedicated to creating safer, more comfortable environments for dogs who are currently confined to chains or tethers. With the help of our volunteers and supporters, we will build fences and provide insulated igloo dog houses, helping dogs experience freedom while staying protected.
Our services include:
- Installing secure fences for families in need.
- Providing durable igloo dog houses for year-round comfort.
- Offering resources and education on humane treatment for tethered dogs.
How You Can Help:
Donate
Your donation goes directly toward purchasing materials for fencing, igloo shelters, and food for these deserving dogs. Every dollar makes a difference and helps us expand this life-changing program.
Know a Dog in Need?
If you know of a dog that could benefit from the Fur Ever Comfort Initiative, please let us know! Together, we can provide a better life for them. All information provided will be kept confidential. Send email to fureveryoursdogrescue@gmail.com or use contact form on the right hand side of this page.
Volunteer to Build Fences
We’re always looking for kind-hearted individuals to help us build fences and provide a safe space for these dogs. Join our team of volunteers and make a direct impact in your community. Send email to fureveryoursdogrescue@gmail.com or use contact form on the right hand side of this page.
Our Goals:
Immediate Relief for Tethered Dogs: Provide immediate comfort and security to tethered dogs by installing fences and shelter.
Long-Term Impact: Educate families on responsible pet care and how to improve their dogs' well-being.
Community Collaboration: Work with local organizations and community members to identify and help dogs in need across Okanogan County.
Note: We protect privacy of all parties involved.
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