Kids love animals too! 

10-year-old Andrea Griffin requested donations for FFAS foster pets instead of gifts for her birthday!

My Goddaughter and her sister made flyers and distributed them in their neighborhood to help Faithful Friends. Caroline is 9 and her sister is 7. I live in Salisbury and the girls live in Charlotte. I now have at least 5 large bags to donate to your organization .
Attached is a picture of Caroline Thomas and Elizabeth Thomas with the collection and Annie a rescued Doberman.

Taylor Poole and her brother Tanner raised $40 for FFAS by selling drinks and donuts at their yardsale

On March 4, Big Luv and Bella Padavick accompanied Mary Padavick and Anne Ingram to meet with the after-school students at Hanford Dole Elementary School in Salisbury.

11-year-old Breana Griffin very generously asked for donations to Faithful Friends in lieu of gifts at her birthday party. Thank you, Breana!

Some generous North Rowan Elementary students did a service project to help Faithful Friends foster pets. The kindergarten, first and second grade classes collected dog and cat supplies, including food, litter, toys, treats, collars and leashes. The class from each grade with the most stuff got an ice cream party! And our pets got the real treat -- gifts given with lots of love.

Bronze Service Awards Benefit our Foster Pets!
Chloe Burk and Mackenzie Menius, of Girl Scout Troop 511, both chose collecting pet supplies and food for FFAS to earn their Bronze Service Awards. This huge amount of food went to foster homes and several pet owners in need. A lot of animals (and humans!) have cause to be grateful for the hard work of these Scouts!

Doughnut stand from Aug. 8 at a neighborhood yard sale.
Anne Lingle, 8th grader at North Rowan Middle, Chandler Mays, 3rd grader at North Hills Christian School, Noah Holshouser, rising 1st grader at Knolwood Elementary School, and Lane Holshouser, 4 year old who attends Thyatira Presby Church Preschool.

Thanks to Mary Padavick and Linda Shapleigh who stopped by to enjoy some refreshments.

This 9-year-old was saving her allowance for a Nintendo, but decide to donate her savings to Faithful Friends instead!

At their 5th birthday party, Ellison and Emily Frick asked for pet food for Faithful Friends instead of presents.

Anne Ingram spoke to Brownie Troup # 3720 in Granite Quarry about pet safety on April 23. These scouts donated pet food and litter to Faithful Friends. Rescued dog Heidi enjoyed her visit too!

Thanks go to Maddy Jones! For her 6th birthday party, she asked twenty of her friends to bring food and toys for Faithful Friends, and to sign pledges against cruelty to animals. Their gifts filled up the car trunk!

Hanford Dole Elementary held a aluminum can drive. $74.70 was raised, but more than the money, we were so proud of those kids, they worked so hard. Pictures in the PHOTOS section!

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These second graders from Salisbury Academy, with the help of their friend Erika, raised $248.43

The Kindergarteners and Junior Kindergarteners of Salisbury Academy collected a mountain of cat and dog food for Faithful Friends foster homes. Fantastic!
This month they are collecting grooming items!