Founded in 1999, Furry Friends is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit no-kill cat rescue serving Clark County. The all-volunteer organization rescues and adopts out homeless, relinquished and abused cats, the cats are sheltered and cared for for as long as it takes to find them forever homes. The organization provides medical exams, medications, spay/neuter, food and litter for up to 200 cats each year.
Cory Long of KGW channel 8 news came to the Furry Friends Halfway House on Thursday, September 28th to do a news spot about the kitties. The segment aired later that night on the 1o:00 pm and 11:00 pm news.
Lincoln Graves of KATU TV stopped by the FF Halfway House on Tuesday, September 19th 2017. He interviewed us for a spot on the news. VANCOUVER, Wash. — There’s no shortage of animal lovers in the Portland-Vancouver metropolitan area. There’s also no shortage of animal shelters working to find homes for pets in need.
VANCOUVER, Wash. — There’s no shortage of animal lovers in the Portland-Vancouver metropolitan area. There’s also no shortage of animal shelters working to find homes for pets in need. Diane Stevens is the spokesperson for one of those shelters.
Losing your job can be a devastating turn of events—a reminder that nothing is here to stay. But for Diane Stevens it became an opportunity to follow her heart. “It was a blessing in disguise and a good time to figure out what I wanted to do,” she says.