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Meet Katara! Not long ago, this stunning and flashy black German Shepherd was nursing a whopping 13 puppies! When she showed up on someone's porch and gave birth to an entire army of baby shepherds, the kind stranger attempted to sneak this new mama inside. Unfortunately, their plans to care for Katara were intercepted by their landlord who demanded immediate placement for this family...or else.
With Katara's time running low, FFAA opted to agree to take her in even though our facility is not set up to care for animals under 8 weeks or nursing moms. With 13 puppies, still indistinguishable from each other and eyes still closed, Katara waited in our kennels for her foster with whom she spent 6 wonderful weeks.
Katara's foster family made sure that the puppies were growing and getting everything that they needed, but they also made sure that Katara got time to be the young dog she is, playing with her, taking her on walks, and spoiling her.
Because of this we, we have some very helpful information about her: -Katara LOVES balls; she has very specific favorites that will follow her to her new home. The only time you can find her without her "Brain Ball" in her mouth is when she's using the bathroom or chasing it. -She's VERY smart and loves to use her intelligence to come up with her own versions of games - if you think you're playing fetch with her, pay attention - she might flip the roles around. -Although she's a fairly high energy dog, her fosters believed that an average active family who likes to get out and do things with their dogs would be an appropriate placement for her - along with her clear toy drive, she's got a decent food drive (especially for a shepherd) and is very trainable. Teaching her how to settle will be a lifesaver! -Absolutely no cats :(
Katara's babies have all left the shelter. It's just her now. We think she deserves an extra-special home after all the hard work she put in being a mom. Email adopt.ffaa@gmail.com with any questions about her or our process or fill out our application online on our website! https://form.jotform.com/62846407952161
Meet Katara! Not long ago, this stunning and flashy black German Shepherd was nursing a whopping 13 puppies! When she showed up on someone's porch and gave birth to an entire army of baby shepherds, the kind stranger attempted to sneak this new mama inside. Unfortunately, their plans to care for Katara were intercepted by their landlord who demanded immediate placement for this family...or else.
With Katara's time running low, FFAA opted to agree to take her in even though our facility is not set up to care for animals under 8 weeks or nursing moms. With 13 puppies, still indistinguishable from each other and eyes still closed, Katara waited in our kennels for her foster with whom she spent 6 wonderful weeks.
Katara's foster family made sure that the puppies were growing and getting everything that they needed, but they also made sure that Katara got time to be the young dog she is, playing with her, taking her on walks, and spoiling her.
Because of this we, we have some very helpful information about her: -Katara LOVES balls; she has very specific favorites that will follow her to her new home. The only time you can find her without her "Brain Ball" in her mouth is when she's using the bathroom or chasing it. -She's VERY smart and loves to use her intelligence to come up with her own versions of games - if you think you're playing fetch with her, pay attention - she might flip the roles around. -Although she's a fairly high energy dog, her fosters believed that an average active family who likes to get out and do things with their dogs would be an appropriate placement for her - along with her clear toy drive, she's got a decent food drive (especially for a shepherd) and is very trainable. Teaching her how to settle will be a lifesaver! -Absolutely no cats :(
Katara's babies have all left the shelter. It's just her now. We think she deserves an extra-special home after all the hard work she put in being a mom. Email adopt.ffaa@gmail.com with any questions about her or our process or fill out our application online on our website! https://form.jotform.com/62846407952161
This can be done online through our website or in person at the shelter on paper!
2.
Interview
If you submitted an online app, staff will contact you for a phone or email conversation or to schedule an in-person convo at the shelter.
3.
Meet the Pet
During our m&g's, we ensure that any questions are answered and that the animal of interest matches what the applicant is looking for.
4.
Approve Application
Assuming all goes well during the m&g phase, your application will be approved and you will be cleared to adopt!
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
6.
Pay Fee
7.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
If you are interested in one of our adoptable pets, you can visit the the Adoption Center and fill out a paper application, fill out our application online from our website, or submit a request to receive one by email. Once your application has been reviewed and approved, you are welcome to come by the center during our open hours for a meet-and-greet! We also ask that our dog applicants who have dogs of their own bring their current dog/s for a meet-and-greet with the potential new family member as well.
If the animal you are interested in has no other applications in and FFAA staff feel that you are a good fit, approved applicants may finalize the adoption the same day!
Email adopt.ffaa@gmail.com for any questions!
All animals are spayed or neutered before adoption, are up-to-date on age appropriate vaccinations, and are microchipped.
Our website: https://www.ffaaneosho.org/
If you choose to fill out an application online, click on the link to our website, hover over "Adopt," and then select either "Cat" or "Dog" to fill out the application that matches the species of the animal you are interested in - our dog and cat applications have different questions!
If you are interested in one of our adoptable pets, you can visit the the Adoption Center and fill out a paper application, fill out our application online from our website, or submit a request to receive one by email. Once your application has been reviewed and approved, you are welcome to come by the center during our open hours for a meet-and-greet! We also ask that our dog applicants who have dogs of their own bring their current dog/s for a meet-and-greet with the potential new family member as well.
If the animal you are interested in has no other applications in and FFAA staff feel that you are a good fit, approved applicants may finalize the adoption the same day!
Email adopt.ffaa@gmail.com for any questions!
All animals are spayed or neutered before adoption, are up-to-date on age appropriate vaccinations, and are microchipped.
Our website: https://www.ffaaneosho.org/
If you choose to fill out an application online, click on the link to our website, hover over "Adopt," and then select either "Cat" or "Dog" to fill out the application that matches the species of the animal you are interested in - our dog and cat applications have different questions!
All of our adoptable animals are available to be seen at the Faithful Friends Adoption Center located in Neosho, MO! We are open Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 12PM-7PM and Saturday & Sunday 10AM-4PM. We are closed to the public on Monday and Tuesday.
Please call in advance if you are driving from a distance to ensure that the animal you would like to adopt is still available!
All of our adoptable animals are available to be seen at the Faithful Friends Adoption Center located in Neosho, MO! We are open Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 12PM-7PM and Saturday & Sunday 10AM-4PM. We are closed to the public on Monday and Tuesday.
Please call in advance if you are driving from a distance to ensure that the animal you would like to adopt is still available!
More about this shelter
Faithful Friends Animal Advocates, Inc is a non-profit organization committed to helping our community become a place where animals are treated with kindness and respect. Further, we want to be a voice for the welfare of animals in our community through various avenues.
We fulfill these goals by taking in homeless and vulnerable animals, rehabilitating, vetting, and preparing them for their future home, and ensuring that they are a good fit for those interested. Our goal is longevity - we are thorough when approving applications because we want their next home to be forever.
Our pledge to the animals under our charge knows no time limits. Our no-kill mission means that as long as it takes, we will keep searching for their perfect home. And if during that search, they need to rejoin our care, we welcome them with open arms no matter how long it has been.
People
From our paid staff to volunteers that support us at events and throughout the week, the dedicated and passionate community members that are involved in FFAA's mission are what keep us going. We always welcome new faces! If you are interested or know someone who would like to support our efforts, please contact us. We could not do it without our foster families, dog walkers, kennel cleaners, puppy and kitten socializers, event organizers, artists, chefs - everything we do is a group effort and thanks to the time and effort given freely and faithfully year after year.
Faithful Friends Animal Advocates, Inc is a non-profit organization committed to helping our community become a place where animals are treated with kindness and respect. Further, we want to be a voice for the welfare of animals in our community through various avenues.
We fulfill these goals by taking in homeless and vulnerable animals, rehabilitating, vetting, and preparing them for their future home, and ensuring that they are a good fit for those interested. Our goal is longevity - we are thorough when approving applications because we want their next home to be forever.
Our pledge to the animals under our charge knows no time limits. Our no-kill mission means that as long as it takes, we will keep searching for their perfect home. And if during that search, they need to rejoin our care, we welcome them with open arms no matter how long it has been.
People
From our paid staff to volunteers that support us at events and throughout the week, the dedicated and passionate community members that are involved in FFAA's mission are what keep us going. We always welcome new faces! If you are interested or know someone who would like to support our efforts, please contact us. We could not do it without our foster families, dog walkers, kennel cleaners, puppy and kitten socializers, event organizers, artists, chefs - everything we do is a group effort and thanks to the time and effort given freely and faithfully year after year.
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We'll also keep you updated on Suki's adoption status with email updates.
