“Footbridge Foundation helps homeless animals, surpasses fundraising goal”
The program is created by the Alamo Heights Animal Care Services and The Footbridge Foundation.
Where I Work: Footbridge Foundation
Dog Owner Profile:
Wendy Black
Handsome and Whiskers were spotlitghted!
Manny looking for his furever home on Great Day SA!
See the kittens who stole the show!
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San Antonio Spurs Spotlight Footbridge Foundation at Center Court!
Pets of the Week - Red Lynx, Winifred, and Max!
Pets of the Week!
“Happy international dog day to all the pups and pup parents out there! If you're looking for a way to celebrate, why not adopt a pup?!”
“Meet adoptable dogs with the Footbridge Foundation, visit with dog-friendly vendors and enjoy music in the outdoor garden at this event at The Good Kind Southtown.”
“Over the last five years, Footbridge Foundation, along with the kind and dedicated help of donors, fosters, and volunteers, has saved the lives of thousands of dogs and cats. The organization is on track to rescue and adopt out at least 450 animals this year alone. “
“Footbridge Foundation prides itself on taking care of all fuzzy friends that come into their presence”
Pet Of The Week
“Puppies looking for a loving home “
“Sweet pups are looking for a loving home”
Footbridge Foundation is dedicated to helping dogs and cats find a fur-ever family.
“Give these pups a loving home by adopting today”
“Footbridge Foundation is the nonprofit beneficiary for July at Cherrity Bar!”
“Locals can do this all at the Barkadelic adoption and indoor market event at Brick at 108 Blue Star, #1773 on August 22 from noon to 5 p.m. The event will benefit local pet adoption, care and rescue nonprofits the Footbridge Foundation and Cannoli Fund.”
“Looking to adopt your first dog or welcome a new pup to your family?”
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“…money will go directly to our medical costs for our fosters in care.”
“…it only took a few minutes to figure out that there are too many stray animals here.”
- King William Association
"About 70 adopted stray dogs left the Alamo City in style Saturday afternoon for new homes in New England.
The chosen pups are being taken inside an Alamo Rescue Friends recently purchased transport van."
"The 138-foot-long iron truss bridge was the first non-wood crossing at Commerce Street, a few blocks from the Alamo."
"Ms. Margo came along. After having her rear leg amputated, Margo was having a difficult time healing, but in Wendy’s home she’s recovering very well and will soon be ready to find that perfect family. Wendy has also been a huge advocate for the feline residents of San Antonio. She’s assisted several folks take care of feral cat colonies living on their property and even gotten the friendly cats into adoptive homes."