Angel Fund Chief Survives Ordeal Chief was stolen from his coastal home in mid-December, and his family was frantic. Several days later, Chief was found abandoned on the steps of a Brunswick, Georgia, church with a severely broken front leg, a dislocated back leg and many other injuries. Sadly, Chief could not tell the local […]
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FCNMHP transported almost 100 cats and dogs from local shelters over 800 miles north to Philadelphia on Saturday, December 3. They arrived on time and ready to go for the last day of the Brandywine Valley SPCA MEGA Adoption Event at the old Philadelphia Armory. Working with FCNMHP, and modeling the program on our successful Jacksonville
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Gus had a perfect life. What dog wouldn’t love living on a rural Florida farm with a family that loves him and free run across acres of farm land? Then one day, Gus got hurt… Gus’ owners noticed a small cut on his back leg. No one knows how he got it, but it was
Several years ago, First Coast No More Homeless Pets approached Rick to buy a forklift. Luckily for us, this man is a kindred soul. He told us that he would never sell us a forklift – that he would simply give us one. Honoring a Humane Hero FCNMHP needs forklifts for moving pallets of pet food
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Our Thrifts Store closed for good on Saturday, August 6. Thank you for being a part of our mission. We are still offering veterinary services at both our Norwood and Cassat locations. Click here to learn more.
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Thank you for helping us adopt out more dogs from shelters at our Mega and Super Adoption events by supplying us with much needed crates. In anticipation of the Mega Adoption event from July 15-17, FCNMHP is asking for kind souls to donate dog crates and airline crates. We lose approximately 5-10 crates at every event
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Ribbon Cutting for Brand New First Coast No More Homeless Pets Low-Cost Veterinary Hospital 10,000 Square Foot Facility to Serve 300 Pets Daily JACKSONVILLE, Florida, May 9, 2016 –Donors and local pet owners were present for the grand opening of First Coast No More Homeless Pets’ (FCNMHP) new, low-cost veterinary hospital on Cassat Avenue on
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony FCNMHP will open the doors to its new, low-cost veterinary hospital on Cassat Avenue on Jacksonville’s Westside. The Hospital will have capacity to serve 300 pets daily and is one of the largest veterinary hospitals in the Country. Please see the below itinerary: When: May 9, 2016 10:30 a.m. – Doors open,
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10,000 Square Foot Facility to Serve 300 Pets Daily The new facility, which has been under construction for nearly 6 months, will be able to serve triple the people and pets as the current location on Norwood Avenue. With 12 exam rooms, a pet grooming facility, extensive surgery suites, intensive care and isolation rooms, and
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Lost Dog Saved by Great Samaritan April, a good Samaritan, found this poor dog on the side of the road and immediately took him First Coast No More Homeless Pets. Buddy, she called him, had clearly been hit by a car and left for dead. His ribs and hip were broken, there was a hole in
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