Your support goes a long way toward saving lives, and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
You can make an online donation by clicking on an option below. Checks are accepted by mail.
Donate by phone by calling Shannon O’Neill, Development Director: (302) 427-8514, ext. 110.
Healing Touch Fund
Your donation helps animals in need of special medical care!
Speckles
Speckles came to the shelter from a rescue partner in Virginia.
Costo
Costo, a 4-month-old kitten, was found as a stray with his sibling and mom and brought to Faithful Friends by a Good Samaritan.
Cherub
Cherub was found slowly limping on the side of the street by a concerned citizen and brought to Faithful Friends.
Candy
A woman found a dog at a park, across the street from the shelter and immediately brought her to Faithful Friends, because the dog was not moving.
A Gift that Lasts a Lifetime
Make or update your will, and include a gift to our organization to build a legacy that saves our animal friends for years to come. Thank you for making a difference and helping us save more lives. Create my legacy
Already included a gift to FFAS in your estate plans? Let us know, so we can update our records and say thank you!
Stock Donations
A donation of stock is an easy way to support our lifesaving work and receive a significant tax break. We recommend that you consult your tax or financial professional for advice before making charitable donations.
- Provide your broker with the following transfer information:
- DTC code: 0118
Account number: 941609963
Account name: Faithful Friends Animal Society
Faithful Friends EIN: 51-0410508
Receiving institution: TD Ameritrade - You can download our Stock Transfer Form to get started
- DTC code: 0118
- When you make a gift to FFAS by transferring stocks into our account, we do not receive any information that identifies you as the donor. To ensure that you receive a proper tax acknowledgment of your gift, please let us know.
Contact:
Shannon O’Neill, Development Director
shannon@faithfulfriends.us
302-427-8514, ext. 110
Supply Donations
Supply donations are always welcome. Please use our updated Shelter Wish List or our Kitten Wishlist to shop for our most needed items! You can drop off unopened pet food, pet beds, linens, pet carriers or crates, and other new or gently used pet care items to the designated drop-off area at the shelter.
You can also shop for the shelter using our Kuranda Bed Wish List or our Amazon Wish List. Remember, any time you shop on Amazon, please use Amazon Smile and select Faithful Friends as your charity of choice. Amazon will donate .5% of your total purchase amount to our shelter.
Linen Donations
If you are donating linens: Please launder everything, bag the items, and label the bag CLEAN. This will help us put your donations to use to care for animals right away! We accept blankets, sheets, towels, and pillowcases. We are not able to accept pillows or comforters.
Donation Drop-off
Donation Drop-off: We have an easy (contactless) drop-off procedure at the shelter. Donations are welcome every day and instructions are posted on the front door.
Holding a donation drive? You are awesome! Call or email us for our current Shelter Wish List!
Contact:
info@faithfulfriends.us
302-427-8514, ext. 0
Recent Success Stories
Thatcher
Thatcher was found as a stray and placed into a home for adoption. Thatcher had some trouble adjusting to home life
Bitsy
Bitsy the pig made her way to the shelter from a partner agency that lacked the resources to care for her.
Nolan
Nolan came to us from a partner shelter so that we could help find his forever home!
Nora
Nora came into the shelter after she was found tied up to someone’s front steps.
Carrie
Carrie was brought to us from an overcrowded animal control where she had minimal chances of finding a forever home
Marbles
Marbles was a staff and volunteer favorite while at Faithful Friends!
Billy
Billy was brought to our shelter in May 2019 after being found running loose at an I-95 rest stop. Billy was a sweet guy with loads of personality, but also very scared and fearful of meeting new people.
Nilly
Nilly came to the shelter on March 7th, 2021. She came from a high intake shelter in Texas as a stray at only a year old who most likely spent her life growing up alone trying to survive outside.