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BOBBI IS A very enthusiastic teenager, about 10 months old here at the beginning of 2013. She is very friendly and loves playing with the other dogs here at FFAA. It...

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Fur and Feather Animal Assistance is located in a very rural county in western New Mexico. This county, the largest in the state, has no animal control, so unwanted pets are often abandoned to fend for themselves in the wild. In the fall of 2003 we took it upon ourselves to do something to help these homeless pets. Animals are housed at our own homes, kennels, and foster homes. Early in the spring of 2006 we became incorporated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

We concentrate on rescuing lost and abandoned animals and helping out when people die and leave their pets behind. We also neuter every dog and cat that passes through our hands. We have been able to spay, neuter, and place over 1,200 pets.

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Fur and Feather Animal Assistance

We concentrate on rescuing animals - lost, abandoned and those left behind when owners die. We spay/neuter every dog and cat that passes through our hands. We have been able to spay, neuter, and place over 1,200 pets.

Mojo Update

Mojo is doing great, and we're in love. He's adapted to his new life really well. We've got it set up so he can be with me in my studio, or in the kitchen, or in the TV room with supervision, and things are puppy-proof so he can stay out of trouble. He's got the peeing and pooping outside figured out, mostly, and gets lots of outside breaks. He's getting long walks ever day and is adapting to the leash very well. And he gets (and we get) tons of hugs and kisses.

Today we went to a favorite patio brunch place with him, and he attracted lots of attention and compliments. He also visited our vet and got an A+ report. He's got a dozen or so different toys, soft and hard, and bones to chew on, and is learning not to chew on us. He seems to know what "no" means, so he doesn't need more correction than being told "no". We just finished a little training session, where he's learning "bed". He seems to learn quickly.

I think he's growing visibly before our eyes. He's going to be a super dog, and as a puppy his cuteness factor is off the charts.

We feel very, very fortunate to have Mojo in our lives. Thank you so much for helping us get together!

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