Funds for Furry Friends
  • About FFFF
    • Our Pack
    • Our Mission, Values and Goals
    • Our History
    • Rainbow Bridge >
      • Rainbow Bridge Submission
      • Memorial Page
    • Programs >
      • SNiP (Spay/Neuter Incentive Program)
      • Save a Pound Cat
  • Adopt a Pet
    • Adoptable Cats
    • Adoptable Dogs
    • Adoption FAQ's
    • Adoption Fees
    • Our Adoption Process
    • Adoption Application Form
    • Adoption Contract Form
  • FOSTER A PET
    • Our Foster Home Program
    • Fostering FAQ's
    • Foster Home Application Form DOGS
    • Foster Home Application Form CATS - TEMPORARY
  • SURRENDER A PET
    • Our Intake Process
    • Surrender Request Form
    • Owner Surrender Contract
  • How to Help
    • Volunteer With Us
    • Donate!
    • Fundraising & Events!
    • Banks and Boxes
    • Memorial / Planned Giving
  • RESOURCES
    • RM and Animal Control Contact Info
    • Animal Welfare
    • Strays and Found Animals
    • How to Keep Your Pet Safe
    • Disaster Preparation >
      • Lost Pets
  • Contact Us
    • How to Contact Us

keeping them safe

Before your pet goes missing, here are some steps you can take!

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​Download and fill out the Pet Emergency Information handout about your pet and keep in a safe and easy to find location.  The information you need will be at your fingertips if your pet goes missing!  This can help save you time that may have been wasted rummaging for your pet’s information.  If you go away on holidays, leave a copy of the Pet Emergency Information with your pet sitter.
​Make sure to keep your current vet clinic files complete with up to date contact information.  If you had your pet spayed or neutered at a different clinic, make sure they have current contact information.  Your pet’s tattoo traces back to the clinic that performed the spay or neuter surgery.  If you adopted your pet, contact the rescue organization as well.  If you adopted your pet privately and it is spayed or neutered with a tattoo, again, contact the corresponding vet clinic to give them your contact information for their files.  If your pet is microchipped, please make sure the microchip company has the correct and current contact information.
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​A tag for your pet’s collar is an extremely cost effective way to help your pet be reunited with you.  Visit your local pet store and have tags cut with your phone number.  It is wise to have more than one tag made at the time to immediately replace any lost or damaged tags.
Funds For Furry Friends
#208 - 740 Rosser Avenue
Brandon, Manitoba  R7A 0K9
​Email: [email protected]
​Financial:  [email protected] 
Fax:  866-211-1046
or Private Message via Facebook
Registered Charitable Number:
​86021 6506 RR0001

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  • About FFFF
    • Our Pack
    • Our Mission, Values and Goals
    • Our History
    • Rainbow Bridge >
      • Rainbow Bridge Submission
      • Memorial Page
    • Programs >
      • SNiP (Spay/Neuter Incentive Program)
      • Save a Pound Cat
  • Adopt a Pet
    • Adoptable Cats
    • Adoptable Dogs
    • Adoption FAQ's
    • Adoption Fees
    • Our Adoption Process
    • Adoption Application Form
    • Adoption Contract Form
  • FOSTER A PET
    • Our Foster Home Program
    • Fostering FAQ's
    • Foster Home Application Form DOGS
    • Foster Home Application Form CATS - TEMPORARY
  • SURRENDER A PET
    • Our Intake Process
    • Surrender Request Form
    • Owner Surrender Contract
  • How to Help
    • Volunteer With Us
    • Donate!
    • Fundraising & Events!
    • Banks and Boxes
    • Memorial / Planned Giving
  • RESOURCES
    • RM and Animal Control Contact Info
    • Animal Welfare
    • Strays and Found Animals
    • How to Keep Your Pet Safe
    • Disaster Preparation >
      • Lost Pets
  • Contact Us
    • How to Contact Us