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GFFR is a non profit 501 (c) 3 animal rescue organization dedicated to placing rescued  animals in permanent homes. Thanks to our generous friends, we've had a great first year helping dozens of animals find safe havens throughout the Southeast. 

MARLA FINDS A HOME

Here's Marla with her new family, Ellie and Hank. She is safe and happy and in a new and loving home!  Go Lab4Rescue--another success story. Marla was rescued in Mobile Alabama and transported to Allentown, PA to her new home. Now she has two loving children and a whole new life.
 

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OLIVER NEEDS A REAL HOME -             Oliver lives outside and is great need of a safe and warm home. He came to the University of South Alabama campus around 2005, so he must be about 6 or 7 years old. He does spend some time in my office getting warm and is very happy being indoors.   He is fixed, up-to-date on shots, and litter box trained. He is a very affectionate cat, although he may be shy at first. He would probably be best as an only cat. He chases other cats away that enter his campus territory. He is afraid of dogs having been chased by some. He probably would not be good with small kids, but I really don’t know. I can’t give him a home since my cats won’t accept him and vice versa.

This is somewhat urgent. There is a pack of dogs roaming campus that no one is doing anything about that have already killed at least one cat. In the last few months Oliver has lost his lower canines, making it harder to defend himself. I desperately want to find him a safe place to live. Thanks. Bonnie Gums, 251-460-6562

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