Fur Friend Rescue
Support Seattle Humane & From China to Seattle, Washington, we strive to bring the saved cats and dogs to their forever homes.
Build Our Dream
4 Years Of Love
Fur Friend Rescue is one of the many projects under the 501(c)(3), non-profit organization called “Little Masters Club“. Our goal as Fur Friend Rescue is to support Seattle Humane, and find a forever home in Seattle area for the rescued cats and dogs from China.
33
Adopted Dogs
53
Adopted Cats
105
Volunteers
$21K
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Waiting for A Family

Yellow Baby
Pomeranian Girl, 11 months, 11lb

Han Han
English Short Hair, Boy, 18 months, 10 lb

Blue
Chartreux, Girl, 2 years old, 13 lb
News & Events
Let's Get Together To Helping Our Little Friends
Recycle Material Workshop
Feb, 2025
Fundraising Yard Sale
Aug, 2024
Donated $1000 To Seattle Humane
Jun2024
Recent Adopted
Tangdou
Tugou, Boy
Lulu
Bichon, Girl
Taro
British Short Hair, Boy
Maomao
British short Hair, Boy
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Frequently Asked Questions
When feeding your dog food other than human food, you need to be very careful about what you’re going to give the dog. There is various food that is poisonous to dogs that aren’t poisonous to humans. A list of foods can be found HERE. In addition to this, high sugar, high fat, and high sodium shouldn’t be fed to dogs, as those foods aren’t good for the dog’s health in the long term.
You should feed your (adult) dog around two times per day, about twelve hours apart from each other, close to breakfast and dinner time. This would be different for puppies, as puppies may eat three to four times a day, for instance, during breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
It is recommended that you don’t feed your dogs leftovers, as this could increase the chances of your dog becoming overweight, developing bad habits, and eating unhealthy or poisonous foods.
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