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Adoption Pending
This sweet, sweet guy is perfect for cuddling, evening strolls and loving companionship. Sounds pretty great, huh? Cash is a five-year-old male Mastiff mix available for adoption…
Become a Farley Foster Volunteer
Fostering is a personal and gratifying way to contribute to saving more lives. Providing a loving and stable environment for one animal to thrive, also frees up critical space at the shelter for another.
Champion Their Success
Fostering is important, valuable work. By opening your home to foster a pet, you’re not only providing the individual attention an at-risk animal desperately needs, you’re helping to build their confidence and ensure their lifelong success.
Give the Gift of Life
Foster care is a lifesaving gift. Join us and help save lives by becoming a Farley Foster Volunteer. We are now accepting applications. It’s easy to get started. Contact us today.
Why Are We Killing So Many Animals?
It was recently reported through several news outlets that Best Friends Animal Society, a 35 year-old non-profit animal rescue organization and the nation’s largest homeless animal sanctuary, completed a state-by-state study of the number of animals killed in public facilities. North Carolina ranked third worst in the United States by killing 55,900 animals behind only Texas and California, states with populations three and four times larger.
In Memory of Laz
Our sweet, sightless and gentle boy, Lazarus, quietly passed away recently at home. He was barely three years old.
His departure from this world was very peaceful and handled with the utmost dignity, grace and respect by Dr. David Garza and his wife, Shayna of PineHills Veterinary Hospital, one of our three gracious veterinarian partners.
The Farley Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)3 animal rescue organization founded by John and Betsy Ficarro of Pinehurst, NC. It is named in memory of their first shelter dog Farley, a certified therapy dog that was rescued as a puppy from a North Carolina county shelter minutes before being euthanized.