Among the types of special needs pets we care for at the Forever Farm are cats infected with feline immunodeficiency virus, sometimes known as feline AIDS. FIV is sometimes associated […]
Volunteers are a key part of most any nonprofit organization, but are especially important to animal welfare groups. The volunteers at the Friends For Life Forever Farm are no exception. […]
At the Forever Farm, a big part of our mission is care of senior pets. It might be the thing Friends For Life is best known for. However, another important […]
When Friends for Life and the Forever Farm are the topic of conversation, our senior residents tend to be the focus. It’s only natural. The bigger part of our population […]
In some ways, Peanut and Jelly are very representative of the pets we take in at the Friends for Life Forever Farm. Like many of the cats and dogs who […]
Two of the youngest animals in our care at the Forever Farm are Flash and Ebony. This male and female duo came to us by way of our good friends […]
In autumn of 2014, a kitten was left in a cardboard box on the front step of a veterinary office in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She was a tiny bundle of […]
In early 2015, Friends For Life was asked if we had room for a 12-year-old, heartworm-positive Basset Hound/Shepherd mix. Her name was Happy. One of her elderly owners had passed […]
As we grow older, many of us find ourselves on daily medications for the first time, or add to the list we already have. While many don’t give it much […]
Friends For Life has a unique mission: provide loving, lifelong care for senior and special needs pets. We are not a shelter – we are a retirement home and an […]
