Out Pets
All Fur One opened its doors in 2019. They have established themselves as a deeply compassionate and impactful organization dedicated to giving animals a real chance at a better life. Policies like offering a free month of pet insurance for all new adoptees through Trupanion and eliminating “visual breed labeling” are just a few examples of why their track record is so impressive.
Unlike many other rescues, All Fur One labels every animal as a mixed breed, helping to reduce the breed-based discrimination that can occur during the adoption process. Rather than speculating on a pet’s specific breed, this approach ensures that all animals have a fair chance at finding a loving, forever home.
All Fur One demonstrates its commitment to compassionate care by only considering euthanasia in cases where an animal is facing inevitable and painful suffering. They never resort to it due to overcrowding or non-life-threatening conditions — something that, unfortunately, can’t be said for every rescue.
Their dedicated team of volunteers works tirelessly to give each animal the love and attention it deserves.
Leading the way is their exceptional secretary, Danielle, who also happens to be a certified dog trainer. Her added expertise is just one example of the commitment and heart that make the All Fur One team so special — and a key reason behind their remarkable success in just a few short years.
Vespa
Vespa is a beautiful gray and white colored kitten with the most adorable, big black eyes you will ever see. She has quite a bit of energy and a huge heart filled with love. She arrived at All Fur One with limited use of her back legs; X-rays showed that this was caused by some trauma she had endured prior. She can’t stand for long and mostly drags her back legs but she doesn’t let that slow her down from living her best life. She may need a little extra care but if you choose Vespa you will be rewarded with so much love and cuddles.
Tundra
If you’re looking for a new best friend who will make you laugh with his silly antics, Tundra might be the one for you! He’s bursting with energy and would thrive in a home with a yard where he can run and play freely. Due to his high energy level, Tundra would do best with older children, as he might be a bit too enthusiastic for toddlers. Adopting Tundra means adding a whole lot of joy and playfulness to your life — he’s sure to brighten even your busiest days.
Don’t shop…adopt!
