A Letter From Our CEO Dear Friends, As 2023 draws to a close, the First Coast No More Homeless Pets team is reflecting on the impact we have made this year that would not have been possible without your support. Over the past year, we continued to see a higher demand for all our services. Between
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A Message From Our CEO Thank you to all of our Night Under the Stars Sponsors! We’d like to thank all of our incredible sponsors for A Night Under the Stars 2024 for their generosity and support of our mission! See All Pictures Here! Volunteer Appreciation Event April 20th Our volunteers are
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What Kind of Planned Gifts do our Friends make? A planned gift for First Coast No More Homeless Pets will help ensure that we can fulfill our mission and vision far into the future. Your gift will help make it possible that every year we can perform tens of thousands of spay/neuter surgeries, provide hundreds of
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A Message From Our CEO Thank you to all of our Night Under the Stars Sponsors! We’d like to thank all of our incredible sponsors for A Night Under the Stars 2024 for their generosity and support of our mission! Volunteer Appreciation Event April 20th Our volunteers are such a critical part of our success
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First Coast No More Homeless pets is celebrating a $20,000 grant investment from the newly named Petco Love to support their lifesaving work for animals. A special check presentation was held Aug. 10, 2021, at Petco on Atlantic Boulevard with FCNMHP CEO Jennifer Barker and staff from the local store. FCNMHP provides affordable, accessible veterinary
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First Coast No More Homeless Pets, The Jacksonville Humane Society and Animal Care & Protective Services are working together to ensure more pets in Duval County are reunited with their families with a weekend-long, free microchipping event. Microchips are a permanent source of identification, transmitting an ID number that can be scanned by a vet
During Florida’s hurricane season, which typically lasts June-November each year, residents must be prepared to protect and care for themselves and their families, including pets. Storm severity varies throughout the season, sometimes causing power outages or even necessitating evacuation, so the best thing you can do for yourself and your pets is to be prepared.
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