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Top 4 Tips While New Year’s Eve celebrations are fun for us humans, our furry companions can easily become scared during the festivities. Many pets become scared at the sound of fireworks or noisy music, and you can risk your pet trying to run away – in fact many shelters see a greater number of

UPDATE: Hadaka has been adopted! Hadaka came to us several months ago when she was found tied to a truck in a parking lot. She was extremely emaciated and suffering from a painful skin disease. We immediately scooped up her tiny, nearly hairless body and brought her to our clinic to begin care. Over the

Not mentioned in video: Blossom is a 10-year-old Shepherd mix from Old Dog House that is available for adoption! First Coast No More Homeless Pets (FCNMHP) has received life-saving grant funds allowing us to offer an array of free and affordable veterinary services this winter. “The Big Fix†program is for large breed dogs in Duval County

The new Veterinary Clinic is progressing along nicely. The dry wall, window fixtures, air conditioning, flooring, and cabinetry are almost completely installed. As you can see, the new clinic still has a ways to go, and we are still in need of some necessary life-saving equipment! The clinic is expected to open soon. Interested in

Reynolds, a three-year-old Southern Browncoat lap dog, is a clinic favorite with a heart as big as the sky. He was originally taken in by Baker County Animal Control, who found him abandoned after he had been used as a boar hunting dog.  Reynolds has been through the ringer—he was never given medical care for

We strongly believe in thanking the people who have helped First Coast No More Homeless Pets to where it is today. From the past year’s heartwarming stories, updated statistics, events, and program information – this is the document that will keep you up to date on everything going on at FCNMHP. 2014-15 Gratitude Report

  Giving Tuesday was started with one thing in mind: Let’s give back to make the world a better place. Last year, over $45 million was raised for non-profits in all sectors, from children’s healthcare to animal welfare. This marked a 63 percent increase in online giving compared to 2013 and #GivingTuesday was used on

SpayGlynn is a targeted spay/neuter program for pets and Community Cats (feral) that live in Glynn County, Georgia. An anonymous Foundation has generously awarded FCNMHP with funds to provide free spay/neuter surgeries, rabies vaccinations, and transportation to and from Glynn County. The goal of this program is to decrease the number of pets entering and