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 […]
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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
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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
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First Coast No More Homeless Pets is proud to announce that the new Veterinary Clinic is progressing along nicely. Rooms are starting to become more defined, and the crew is still working on installing air conditioning, insulation, and drywall. Many doors have been installed since the last updates! The clinic is expected to open in
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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
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First Coast No More Homeless Pets is proud to announce that the new Veterinary Clinic is progressing along nicely. Rooms are starting to become more defined, and the crew is working on installing air conditioning, insulation, and drywall. The clinic is expected to open in mid-January. Interested in sponsoring a room or life-saving equipment? Please
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About a week after the official “Hard Hat Party” at the hollowed out Cassat clinic building and already the hard work is paying dividends. Extensive work continues on the 13,000 square foot building, but funds are still needed for the life-saving equipment for each room. FCNMHP founder Rick DuCharme has been busy drumming up support,
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First Coast No More Homeless Pets was able to build TAILS into a very successful program that not only saves the lives of dogs, but also changes the lives of the inmates working with the dogs. A training manual for TAILS has been created and this wonderful program has grown. It has expanded and is now at a
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It was early evening on August 13. JoJo started to cry and panic. The expectant mother Chihuahua was frightful and in pain, and her owners knew that they were running out of time. The baby should be coming any minute, but something was wrong. They called vet after vet, hoping against all reason that someone
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The new clinic is taking shape. Here are some photos of our progress! Donate to support the clinic through Giving Grid
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