FRIENDS OF ABANDONED PETS - Serving Ottawa and area

Friends of
Abandoned Pets
P.O. Box 67052,
Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada, K2A 4E4
information@foap.on.ca

Our rescued animals always need good food, warm beds and more.
Usually it is expensive medical care that is required. Please
click a button below to donate to FOAP. Thank you!

If interested in adopting or fostering, PLEASE INCLUDE your day and/or
evening telephone phone number when contacting us.

BAILEY

Bailey is a 3 ½ year old female Husky mix whose mother came from Nunavit, pregnant, almost four years ago. She is a sweet and friendly dog who loves adults, but is frightened of small children. For this reason, an adults-only home would be the best environment for this dog. Bailey gets along with the cats in her current foster home and she gets along with other dogs as well. Bailey is well behaved in the house and in the car. She enjoys her walks and also loves to lie in the yard and watch the birds and squirrels. Bailey is spayed, her vaccinations are up-to-date, and has recently been vet checked.

If you'd like to know more about this wonderful dog, please contact us at
613-729-9820 or information@foap.on.ca.

NUK-NUK HAS BEEN ADOPTED

Chinook (also known as Nuk-Nuk) is an eight-year old Siberian Husky mix. He's strong, in good health, neutered and vaccinated. Nuk-Nuk is handsome, as you can tell by his photos, and a friendly guy who likes people, both young and old, and is good with other dogs and with cats. Like most Huskies, Nuk-Nuk loves to play outdoors and would do well in a home with an active family. If you're interested in adopting this super-nice dog, we'd love to hear from you.

Unfortunately we do not have photos and descriptions available online for each cat and dog that we have available for adoption. Please contact us for more information.

Adopt a Dog

Please e-mail FOAP at information@foap.on.ca or call us at 613-729-9820
for details on adopting.

GIVING PETS AS GIFTS

IMPORTANT:
Please DO NOT give animals as presents, it may be unfair to give such a
gift to a receipient who does not expect it. Ultimately it may be unfair and
unsafe for the animal. Please consider making a donation to FOAP instead
and letting the person know of your generosity. That may be more appreciated.
OR, suggest they contact us themselves. Thank you for understanding!