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Featured Cat -JOJO!
Jojo is yet another sweet kitty that has ended up a the shelter by no fault of her own. Her owner loved her and her BFF Smokey but sadly had to move into assistant living. No arrangements were made for the Jojo and Smokey so the family reached out to us for help. This lovely big girl was comfortable, outgoing and playful from day one! Excited to meet the volunteers and explore her new living situation. She wants nothing more than to be loved and cared for in a home to call he


Featured Dog - LALA!
Oohh La La she’s a pretty girl! Lala is a Cattle Dog (Heeler) mix with an approximate DOB of 5.31.24. We have learned: • Lala is friendly with people. • She has gone to adoption events off-site and seems to love meeting children. Once she is settled, Lala curls up sweetly with a volunteer. • Her leash-walking skills are improving. • Lala is housebroken and uses the doggy door. To be fair, shelter dogs must wait a long time between shifts. With a regular routine/potty schedul


Chipotle Fundraiser
Enjoy a delicious dinner while supporting FOPAS on Wednesday, June 10, from 5–9 p.m.. Here's how you can help: Mention FOPAS at checkout to ensure that 25% of your purchase goes to the shelter. This fundraiser is valid only at the 6314 N. Chatham Ave. location, near 64th Street and I-29. Ordering online? Use the promo code TAELG8H to support FOPAS with your purchase. Join us for a great meal and make a difference in the community!


FOPAS Feature: March 2026
Our cover star this month are actually starS!! This beautiful bonded pair, Parsley & Adobo, have been patiently waiting to find their furever home. Both girls are shy and rely on each other for comfort. Please come meet these sweet girls and we know you'll fall in love. 🐈⬛🐈⬛ Visit us on Saturdays to meet your fuzzy soulmate: 🐱 Cats: 11 AM until 2 PM 🐶 Dogs: 10 AM until 2 PM You can also fill out a preadopt form and claim any of the posted animals! 🥰 FOPAS Feature: Marc
"Clearly, animals know more than we think, and think a great deal more than we know."
- Irene M. Pepperberg

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