Milani has been missing since Sepember 12th. She is very skittish and may seem to be feral with the way she responds to stress. She is microchipped, spayed, and has claws. She is a gray tortoiseshell with chin coloring split in half down the middle. If you have any information about Milani, please contact FFLAH.

Alfie was last seen on September 9th in Columbus near E 20th Ave and Summit St. He is microchipped with the number 985112007353568. He has grayish black fur on his back and white legs. He was originally a long hair but has recently been shaved except for a puff at the end of his tail. He also has a spot on his ear and a cataract on one of his eyes. Please contact FFLAHif you have any information about Alfi.

Ollie is a rat terrier who is mostly black with some white around his chest and chin. If you think you've seen Ollie, please go to https://www.idtag.com/pet/ollie-722 for more information.

We would like to say thank you from the bottom of our hearts (and all the animals I'm sure would say thank you) for your participation in the Kroger Community Rewards program. Every quarter we receive your donation from Kroger, and it does make a huge difference in the number of animals that we can assist. Please share with your family and friends this opportunity to help us help the community to continue to assist abused, neglected, and abandoned rescue animals.

Grey was very shy when he was adopted but is living poof that these shy guys can turn around and find their place in a home. Please consider adopting a special needs shy guy. They can turn out to be the best.

If you have seen Sprinkles, please call Will Bennett at 614-833-5696.

Please keep in mind that when you shop with Amazon Smile or Kroger Community Rewards and list Friends for Life Animal Haven as your charity of choice, we get a donation back to our group with every purchase you make. It is an easy way to help Friends for Life Animal Haven reach more animals in need.

As always, thank you for your ongoing support to keep our mission of "No More Homeless Pets" in motion.

We recently received six 4-week old kittens from a shelter in Kentucky. Molly, the mother, was a stray who found shelter right before giving birth. The two black males are Harry and Sirius. The two tabby males are Ron and Neville. The two tabby females are Hermione and Ginny. Fill out an application now if you would like to adopt one when they are ready. We have special rates if you adopt two of these precious little bundles of happiness and love together.

Join Columbus College of Art and Design (CCAD) students and adoptable pets from Columbus Humane as they lead you through a painting class with your pets (without the mess)! Registration includes one canvas, paints and supplies to create a masterpiece with your pet. Plan to have peanut butter, wet food or another tasty treat for your friend to help paint during the class. All proceeds will be split evenly between Columbus Humane and CCAD. Are you curious if your pet has a creative side or are you looking for a new piece of art to hang in your home? – this event is for you! Click here to sign up.

This cat was last seen on March 9th near E 7th Avenue and Hamlet Street in Weinland Park, Columbus (north of downtown). She is microchipped. She is black with white feet and and white on her chest and has a notch on her left ear. She is also very shy and will hide from strangers. If you have seen her, please call or text (614) 905-0792 or (614) 370-8129.

The Humane Society of the United States is hosting a virtual benefit on April 30th at 7 PM EDT. Go to https://www.humanesociety.org/resources/rock-house-animals for details.

Go to https://www.petcofoundation.org/relief/ to see how the Petco Foundation is supporting shelters during the pandemic.
 

The CDC has some good advice regarding the coronavirus and pets. Go to https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/animals.html to read more.

Winchester Veterinary clinic is still open with modified hours and curbside service. Go to https://winchestervetclinic.com/2020/03/24/we-are-open/ for the details.

Petsmart and Pet-Valu are still open with modified hours. Petsmart is also offering curbside service. For Petsmart, go to https://www.petsmart.com/help/your-order-H0003c.html?origin=home&type=secondarybanner#curbside for more details. For Pet-Valu, go to https://us.petvalu.com/covid-19-and-your-safety-a-message-from-our-ceo/.

We have decided to reschedule our annual Spayghetti dinner until some time in August. We will post an exact date when we have one.

Android users can now support Friends for Life using AmazonSmile when shopping through the Amazon app.

1. Make sure you have the latest version.

2. View Settings and select AmazonSmile.

3. Follow the in-App instructions to complete the process.

Friends for Life attended Art at the Wagnalls on August 10, 2019. There were plenty of artists on hand selling their art, food, and great music. We met up with several people who had adopted from us recently and some who adopted many years ago from Friends for Life. Thank you Phyllis and Mary Lou for representing FFLAH.

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Thanks to all our volunteers for making Labor Day in Canal Winchester a great weekend.

A huge thanks to our major sponsors for contribution to our 2019 Festival of Friends.

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We would like to thank Cuthber Greenhouse in Groveport for donating the planter that was raffled off at the Petsmart Adopt-A-Thon on Saturday, May 18. And congratulations to Chris Koch for winning the raffle.

Please send us an email to purchase raffle tickets.

Trent is now 6 weeks old and weighs in at 1 lb and 1.3 ounces. He is still having his bottle but is starting to switch to dry food and Fancy Feast. This little guy has also found out that playing and having fun is what kitten life is all about. He loves the people in his life and receives bunches of attention from everyone in the family. It may be close to time to re-introduce him to his siblings and mother.

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We would like to give a big thanks to our sponsors The Insurance Circle and Mike Coolman for our Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon. We had a nice turn out of volunteers at our first drop-in luncheon, and the food was definitely yummy. It's always nice to get together with the people who make it happen.

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