Animal rescue group celebrates first anniversary
Dembe was a stray, and very withdrawn, but after a lot of work with ARFS foster (and eventual owner) Tracy Cole, Dembe found a new home. The ARFS group celebrates its first anniversary in November.
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Maggie found new owners, Don Hall and wife Shelli, through the ARFS animal rescue group, which celebrates its first anniversary this months.
Julianne Klein, board member for the Animal Rescue Friends Society (ARFS) of Grant County, and her son with foster dog Ringo. The ARFS group celebrates its first anniversary this month.
Nancy and Greg Hustad are among the volunteers who volunteer as interim caretakers for animals for the Animal Rescue Friends Society.
Dear, shown here with his foster Audrey, found new owners with the help of the animal rescue group ARFS. The group celebrates its first anniversary this month.
More than 180 pets, including these puppies, have found new homes with the help of the Animal Rescue Friends Society (ARFS) of Grant County. The group celebrates its one-year anniversary this month.
The Animal Rescue Friends Society (ARFS) of Grant County has helped more than 180 dogs and cats, including these kittens, find homes. ARFS celebrates its first anniversary this month.
Dave Helvey of the Animal Rescue Friends Society (ARFS) works to dislodge a female dog and her pups from under a building. The group celebrates its first anniversary this month.
EPHRATA — It was Muffy who prompted the founding of the Animal Rescue Friends Society of Grant County.
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