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Areas Friends of Forsaken Animals serves
York Region, Durham Region, Greater Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada
Friends of Forsaken Animals's adoption process
Additional adoption info
We require an adoption application form to be completed and submitted to for review. Approved adoptor applicants will be contacted for an interview and to arrange a meeting with one of our volunteers to complete the adoption contract and receive your new friend! There could be a delay of several days while this process is performed.
Our standard adoption fee is $225'
We require an adoption application form to be completed and submitted to for review. Approved adoptor applicants will be contacted for an interview and to arrange a meeting with one of our volunteers to complete the adoption contract and receive your new friend! There could be a delay of several days while this process is performed.
Our standard adoption fee is $225'
About Friends of Forsaken Animals
Friends of Forsaken Animals is a no-kill, non profit, all volunteer organization involved in rescue and adoption of mainly cats. The animals come from the public across Ontario, senior citizens, allergy sufferers, strays and animal control centres. Formed in 1997 by Sonia Trettin it consists of a network of several foster homes in and outside of Metro. Our foster homes match applicants to a cat of their choice based on a pre-adoption interview, considering existing pets and if needed information from veterinary doctor or a visit to the future home. Volunteers also feed, spay/neuter and vaccinate feral colonies of cats in Toronto and vicinity and find homes for the adoptable ones.
Friends of Forsaken Animals is a no-kill, non profit, all volunteer organization involved in rescue and adoption of mainly cats. The animals come from the public across Ontario, senior citizens, allergy sufferers, strays and animal control centres. Formed in 1997 by Sonia Trettin it consists of a network of several foster homes in and outside of Metro. Our foster homes match applicants to a cat of their choice based on a pre-adoption interview, considering existing pets and if needed information from veterinary doctor or a visit to the future home. Volunteers also feed, spay/neuter and vaccinate feral colonies of cats in Toronto and vicinity and find homes for the adoptable ones.
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