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Cherishing every paw print, worshiping every toe bean.
About Fur the Love of Animals
Founded in June of 2024, Fur the Love of Animals (FLOA) is a small home-based animal rescue located in southern Vermont with a special focus on cats. Registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, donations may be tax-deductible.
We are guided by the belief that every animal deserves to be loved, and we are dedicated to providing high quality care to the abandoned, neglected and abused, orphaned, lost, and/or stray animals of our community. We also collaborate with local animal welfare organizations to provide Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) services to Windham County in an effort to support community cats.
We provide rescue, adoption, surrender support, and foster care services, and all animals welcomed to our facility are guaranteed lifelong sanctuary.
As we are in our infancy, we have a very small facility. This means that we are limited in the number of animals we can support on-site. We are also forced to be selective in the species we intake—so, until resources allow, we will be unable to care for dogs.
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Our facility and office are based out of our founder's personal home with the intention of giving rescues and fosters a home-styled experience.
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We offer a wide range of professional pet care services for cats, dogs, pocket pets, and exotics. Fees collected from pet care services help to fund our programs.
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At this time we are not state funded and rely greatly upon monetary and in-kind donations from our supporters to provide care to our animal rescues and temporary fosters.
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​Want to stay up-to-date on our latest efforts? You can observe our journey by following us on social media or by subscribing to our newsletter, Paw Prints.
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Fur the Love of Animals does not breed, trade, or purchase animals to sell.
Welcome
Our Mission
To provide compassionate and personalized care services to the animals of our local community whether they are beloved pets, strays, abandoned, neglected and abused, orphaned, or lost animals.
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To collaborate with fellow animal welfare organizations as well as the local community to provide beneficial services, programs, and resources in our efforts to support in-need animals and pets.
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To nurture and support human- animal relationships by providing educational resources, by hosting community outreach events, and by embracing the values of care, collaboration, and compassion.
Our Values
Compassion | Community | Collaboration
Programs
What We Do to Help the Animals of Our Community
Rescue | Adoption | Surrender Support | TNR | Foster Care | Sanctuary
