From being abandoned outside, to living out her life in a wonderful home, there is no doubt Gina has had a rough journey to get where she is at. We

Are you considering bringing home a new friend for your resident cat? Becoming a multi-cat household creates the opportunity for your cat’s life to be enriched through play, grooming, and

Here at Friendship APL we see a lot of medical cases, abuse stories and emergency situations walk through the door. We are not always able to save everyone, but when

It’s that time of year again for our annual FAPL Golf Outing! The golf outing is a great time, with lots of golf activities, food, drinks, raffles and more!  Join

The Friendship Animal Protective League will be teaming up with the Heart Association for the 2022 Lorain County Heart Walk! This year the Heart walk is taking place on September

It is that time of year, the time that most shelter staff and volunteers prepare for, but can never fully be ready for. Kitten season. While most “outsiders” may grasp

Many potential adopters are driven to our facilities because of the puppies we place up for adoption. Every week, the excitement we see from our “puppy posts” seem to grow,

Wheels for Wags is back again this year! We hope to see continued supporters as well as new supporters this year for an event that is full of fun! Read

The Friendship APL would like to invite all of our supporters, whether that be donors, adopters, volunteers or just those who would like to be more involved with our organization

Our Jay Jay has had quite the arduous journey. When he arrived at our shelter, our staff noticed right away that there was something wrong with his rear end. One

Adoptable dog Jax is all smiles these days, but that wasn’t always the case. Jax came to Friendship after he was struck by a vehicle. His leg unfortunately took most

A Guide for Getting Through Kitten Season Article Written by Staff Member Shelby Dowdell with the help of Staff Hannah Schramm, Heath Hershman and Alleycat.org The goal of the below

Why You Shouldn’t Think Twice About Flea/Tick/Heartworm Prevention Article written by Intake Staff Member Hannah Schramm Although it does not feel like it, Spring is here- and so are common

First Annual FAPL Egg-stravaganza is a Success! We are officially able to say our 1st Annual Egg-Starvaganza event was a success! On April 16th, FAPL hosted a community event, almost

A Volunteer Program that Brings Happiness to Our Senior Community Article Written by the volunteer that started this program: Ginny Green Pat-a-pet allows volunteers from FAPL to bring some of