Donut was found as a stray in Jacksonville several weeks ago. She is pregnant and Heartworm positive. The shelters are all full and that's no place for a pregnant momma. So Fur Sisters took her in to rescue.

Today on River City live we met the lovely Luna who is looking for her furever home! Kelly also shared a special invite to join the Fur Sisters fun at BINGO happening this Thursday at the GOAT in Jax Beach!

Today on Paws-ing for Pets we welcomed Marilyn Monroe & Sofia Loren who is looking for their forever home!

Today on Paws-ing for Pets we welcomed Layla who is looking for her forever home!

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

Rescuing dogs is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

Rescue is a passion and it’s not always easy, but it’s always worth it. I started Fur Sisters - Furever Urs Rescue because there are so many dogs in shelters that need our help.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Josh Lambo is doing his part to make sure as many dogs find a home as possible. On Friday, the Jaguars kicker announced on Instagram that he was partnering with Fur Sisters, a no-kill dog rescue shelter in Jacksonville Beach, to help dogs find their forever home. Lambo is offering to make it easier on people’s wallets if they adopt a new furry friend over the next week. Former defensive tackle Malik Jackson funded 181 pet adoptions in 2017. Another defensive lineman, Sheldon Day, adopted a terrier named, ‘Gloria,’ after she’d spent 359 days at the humane society.