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FFF also maintains strong working relationships with local animal control agencies and humane societies and we often receive referrals and applications from these community partners.&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,18,18,'en-gb',0,'<p>There are many reasons why people chain their dogs. Some people simply do not know different, having been raised with chained dogs on their property. Others may have moved and do not have the resources to build a proper fence but need to keep their dog on their property. Others may have had dogs recently given to them by a family member and have no other recourse. Whatever the reason, FFF\'s mission is not to pass judgment but to help remedy the situation by providing free help and education when necessary.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,18,30,'en-gb',0,'<p>There are many reasons why people chain their dogs. Some people simply do not know different, having been raised with chained dogs on their property. Others may have moved and do not have the resources to build a proper fence but need to keep their dog on their property. Others may have had dogs recently given to them by a family member and have no other recourse. Whatever the reason, FFF\'s mission is not to pass judgment but to help remedy the situation by providing free help and education when necessary.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,18,61,'en-gb',0,'<p>There are many reasons why people chain their dogs. Some people simply do not know different, having been raised with chained dogs on their property. Others may have moved and do not have the resources to build a proper fence but need to keep their dog on their property. Others may have had dogs recently given to them by a family member and have no other recourse. Whatever the reason, FFF\'s mission is not to pass judgment but to help remedy the situation by providing free help and education when necessary.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,18,259,'en-gb',0,'<p>There are many reasons why people chain their dogs. Some people simply do not know different, having been raised with chained dogs on their property. Others may have moved and do not have the resources to build a proper fence but need to keep their dog on their property. Others may have had dogs recently given to them by a family member and have no other recourse. Whatever the reason, FFF\'s mission is not to pass judgment but to help remedy the situation by providing free help and education when necessary.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,19,19,'en-gb',0,'<p>No. You can remain anonymous. You have the opportunity to indicate this choice on our online fence application form.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,19,31,'en-gb',0,'<p>No. You can remain anonymous. You have the opportunity to indicate this choice on our online fence application form.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,19,62,'en-gb',0,'<p>No. You can remain anonymous. You have the opportunity to indicate this choice on our online fence application form.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,19,260,'en-gb',0,'<p>No. You can remain anonymous. You have the opportunity to indicate this choice on our online fence application form.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,20,20,'en-gb',0,'<p>No. Most of our clients are low-income and cannot afford to build their own fence, but there are no income requirements. We build fences based on the dog’s needs rather than the family’s financial status.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,20,32,'en-gb',0,'<p>No. Most of our clients are low-income and cannot afford to build their own fence, but there are no income requirements. We build fences based on the dog’s needs rather than the family’s financial status.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,20,63,'en-gb',0,'<p>No. Most of our clients are low-income and cannot afford to build their own fence, but there are no income requirements. We build fences based on the dog’s needs rather than the family’s financial status.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,20,261,'en-gb',0,'<p>No. Most of our clients are low-income and cannot afford to build their own fence, but there are no income requirements. We build fences based on the dog’s needs rather than the family’s financial status.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,21,21,'en-gb',0,'<p>In doing this work, we have learned not all situations are what they seem. That said, the fence is just the beginning of our relationship with a family. We also offer spay/neuter surgeries, flea treatment, and may provide urgent medical care if the family can’t provide it. We provide guidance to families who&nbsp;decide they can’t take care of their dogs. But most of the families love their dogs and just need a little help and guidance.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,21,33,'en-gb',0,'<p>In doing this work, we have learned not all situations are what they seem. That said, the fence is just the beginning of our relationship with a family. We also offer spay/neuter surgeries, flea treatment, and may provide urgent medical care if the family can’t provide it. We provide guidance to families who&nbsp;decide they can’t take care of their dogs. But most of the families love their dogs and just need a little help and guidance.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,21,64,'en-gb',0,'<p>In doing this work, we have learned not all situations are what they seem. That said, the fence is just the beginning of our relationship with a family. We also offer spay/neuter surgeries, flea treatment, and may provide urgent medical care if the family can’t provide it. We provide guidance to families who&nbsp;decide they can’t take care of their dogs. But most of the families love their dogs and just need a little help and guidance.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,21,262,'en-gb',0,'<p>In doing this work, we have learned not all situations are what they seem. That said, the fence is just the beginning of our relationship with a family. We also offer spay/neuter surgeries, flea treatment, and may provide urgent medical care if the family can’t provide it. We provide guidance to families who&nbsp;decide they can’t take care of their dogs. But most of the families love their dogs and just need a little help and guidance.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,22,22,'en-gb',0,'<p>Yes!&nbsp;Dogs are social creatures who form deep bonds with their human family members. They do best when they\'re with their people. When we work with a family, we learn what we can about the situation and see how we can improve it.<br><br>Some families just aren’t willing or able to have the dogs inside. But most dogs are calmer and friendlier when they have a fenced yard, so it’s easier for their families to spend time with them. Some start bringing the dog into the house more, while others start spending more time outside in their new yard with the dog.&nbsp; Some are willing to work with a trainer to address the behavior concerns that are keeping the dog outside, away from the family he/she loves so much. In the end, we may never see the ideal situation, but we always see an improvement.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,22,34,'en-gb',0,'<p>Yes!&nbsp;Dogs are social creatures who form deep bonds with their human family members. They do best when they\'re with their people. When we work with a family, we learn what we can about the situation and see how we can improve it.<br><br>Some families just aren’t willing or able to have the dogs inside. But most dogs are calmer and friendlier when they have a fenced yard, so it’s easier for their families to spend time with them. Some start bringing the dog into the house more, while others start spending more time outside in their new yard with the dog.&nbsp; Some are willing to work with a trainer to address the behavior concerns that are keeping the dog outside, away from the family he/she loves so much. In the end, we may never see the ideal situation, but we always see an improvement.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,22,65,'en-gb',0,'<p>Yes!&nbsp;Dogs are social creatures who form deep bonds with their human family members. They do best when they\'re with their people. When we work with a family, we learn what we can about the situation and see how we can improve it.<br><br>Some families just aren’t willing or able to have the dogs inside. But most dogs are calmer and friendlier when they have a fenced yard, so it’s easier for their families to spend time with them. Some start bringing the dog into the house more, while others start spending more time outside in their new yard with the dog.&nbsp; Some are willing to work with a trainer to address the behavior concerns that are keeping the dog outside, away from the family he/she loves so much. In the end, we may never see the ideal situation, but we always see an improvement.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,22,263,'en-gb',0,'<p>Yes!&nbsp;Dogs are social creatures who form deep bonds with their human family members. They do best when they\'re with their people. When we work with a family, we learn what we can about the situation and see how we can improve it.<br><br>Some families just aren’t willing or able to have the dogs inside. But most dogs are calmer and friendlier when they have a fenced yard, so it’s easier for their families to spend time with them. Some start bringing the dog into the house more, while others start spending more time outside in their new yard with the dog.&nbsp; Some are willing to work with a trainer to address the behavior concerns that are keeping the dog outside, away from the family he/she loves so much. In the end, we may never see the ideal situation, but we always see an improvement.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,36,66,'en-gb',0,'<p>On average, $800. That includes the fence and insulated dog house. We also provide a spay or neuter surgery when needed, and the costs vary by location.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,36,264,'en-gb',0,'<p>On average, $1,000. That includes the fence and insulated dog house. We also provide a spay or neuter surgery when needed, and the costs vary by location.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,36,282,'en-gb',0,'<p>On average, $1,000. That includes the fence and insulated dog house. We also provide a spay or neuter surgery when needed, and the costs vary by location.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,36,288,'en-gb',0,'<p>On average, $1,000. That includes the fence and insulated dog house. We also provide a spay or neuter surgery when needed, and the costs vary by location.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,37,67,'en-gb',0,'<p>This work is completely supported by the generosity of people like you and others who care. We survive on the donations of money, materials, labor, and the occasional grant. We can only do as much for the dogs in need as the available money, materials and labor permits.&nbsp; And there is never enough!&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,37,265,'en-gb',0,'<p>This work is completely supported by the generosity of people like you and others who care. We survive on the donations of money, materials, labor, and the occasional grant. We can only do as much for the dogs in need as the available money, materials and labor permits.&nbsp; And there is never enough!&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,37,283,'en-gb',0,'<p>This work is completely supported by the generosity of people like you and others who care. We survive on the donations of money, materials, labor, and the occasional grant. We can only do as much for the dogs in need as the available money, materials and labor permits.&nbsp; And there is never enough!&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,37,289,'en-gb',0,'<p>This work is completely supported by the generosity of people like you and others who care. We survive on the donations of money, materials, labor, and the occasional grant. We can only do as much for the dogs in need as the available money, materials and labor permits.&nbsp; And there is never enough!&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,38,68,'en-gb',0,'<p>We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so if you’re able to claim deductions for charitable contributions, then yes! It\'s easy to donate right here on our&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.fencesforfido.org/index.php/donate\">Website</a>.&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,38,266,'en-gb',0,'<p>We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so if you’re able to claim deductions for charitable contributions, then yes! It\'s easy to donate right here on our&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.fencesforfido.org/index.php/donate\">Website</a>.&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,38,284,'en-gb',0,'<p>We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so if you’re able to claim deductions for charitable contributions, then yes! It\'s easy to donate right here on our&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.fencesforfido.org/index.php/donate\">Website</a>.&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,38,290,'en-gb',0,'<p>We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so if you’re able to claim deductions for charitable contributions, then yes! It\'s easy to donate right here on our&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.fencesforfido.org/index.php/donate\">Website</a>.&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,39,69,'en-gb',0,'<p>Money, of course!&nbsp;We get small bulk discounts on materials, so usually our supplies are purchased for less than retail costs.&nbsp;Here are some of the supplies we regularly buy and use in our fences:</p><ul><li>Pressure-treated 4x4 posts in 8-foot lengths</li><li>6-foot-high chain-link gates in all widths</li><li>Durable, weather-worthy dog toys such as Kongs and the like</li><li>6-ft and 7-ft metal T-posts</li><li><strong>WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT DONATIONS OF CHAIN LINK FENCING</strong>--because it is heavy and difficult to move and store, we very rarely use it.</li><li><strong>WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT DONATIONS OF DOG HOUSES.</strong> We are fortunate to have a youth program that builds our insulated dog houses in a modular style so they\'re easy to store, move, and assemble on-site at our fence builds.</li></ul><p>Please contact us at <a href=\"mailto:info@fencesforfido.org\">info@fencesforfido.org</a>&nbsp;with questions.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,39,267,'en-gb',0,'<p>Money, of course!&nbsp;We get small bulk discounts on materials, so usually our supplies are purchased for less than retail costs.&nbsp;Here are some of the supplies we regularly buy and use in our fences:</p><ul><li>Pressure-treated 4x4 posts in 8-foot lengths</li><li>6-foot-high chain-link gates in all widths</li><li>Durable, weather-worthy dog toys such as Kongs and the like</li><li>6-ft and 7-ft metal T-posts</li><li><strong>WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT DONATIONS OF CHAIN LINK FENCING</strong>--because it is heavy and difficult to move and store, we very rarely use it.</li><li><strong>WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT DONATIONS OF DOG HOUSES.</strong> We are fortunate to have a youth program that builds our insulated dog houses in a modular style so they\'re easy to store, move, and assemble on-site at our fence builds.</li></ul><p>Please contact us at <a href=\"mailto:info@fencesforfido.org\">info@fencesforfido.org</a>&nbsp;with questions.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,39,285,'en-gb',0,'<p>Money, of course!&nbsp;We get small bulk discounts on materials, so usually our supplies are purchased for less than retail costs.&nbsp;Because we use a specific type of chain link panel fencing and our doghouses are custom built from our own design, we are generally unable to accept donations of construction materials or doghouses.</p><p>Please contact us at&nbsp;<a href=\"mailto:info@fencesforfido.org\">info@fencesforfido.org</a>&nbsp;with questions.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,39,291,'en-gb',0,'<p>Money, of course!&nbsp;We get small bulk discounts on materials, so usually our supplies are purchased for less than retail costs.&nbsp;Because we use a specific type of chain link panel fencing and our doghouses are custom built from our own design, we are generally unable to accept donations of construction materials or doghouses.</p><p>Please contact us at&nbsp;<a href=\"mailto:info@fencesforfido.org\">info@fencesforfido.org</a>&nbsp;with questions.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,40,70,'en-gb',0,'<p>Yes. By 2017, the organization had grown too large to be strictly run by volunteers. We have three part-time independent contractors who handle volunteer management, daily administrative tasks, veterinary care coordination, communications, fundraising, and bookkeeping.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,40,268,'en-gb',0,'<p>Yes. By 2017, the organization had grown too large to be strictly run by volunteers. We have three part-time independent contractors who handle volunteer management, daily administrative tasks, veterinary care coordination, communications, fundraising, and bookkeeping.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,40,286,'en-gb',0,'<p>Yes. By 2017, the organization had grown too large to be strictly run by volunteers. We have three part-time independent contractors who handle volunteer management, daily administrative tasks, veterinary care coordination, communications, fundraising, and bookkeeping.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,40,292,'en-gb',0,'<p>Yes. As of 2017, our organization had grown too large to be managed solely by volunteers. We have a couple of part-time independent contractors who help with specific tasks such as bookkeeping. In 2023 we hired our first-ever executive director and we have two part-time employees.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,41,71,'en-gb',0,'<p>Sorry, we can\'t accept used dog houses. Most of our dog houses are now constructed by a youth program, and they\'re made in a modular style so they\'re easy to store, transport, and assembly on-site at our builds.</p><p>We encourage people to reach out and find local dogs who can make good use of a donated dog house. You might find Freecycle or Buy Nothing groups on Facebook are good places to offer up a dog house to families in need.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,41,269,'en-gb',0,'<p>Sorry, we can\'t accept used dog houses. Most of our dog houses are now constructed by a youth program, and they\'re made in a modular style so they\'re easy to store, transport, and assembly on-site at our builds.</p><p>We encourage people to reach out and find local dogs who can make good use of a donated dog house. You might find Freecycle or Buy Nothing groups on Facebook are good places to offer up a dog house to families in need.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,41,287,'en-gb',0,'<p>Sorry, we can\'t accept used dog houses. Most of our dog houses are now constructed by a youth program, and they\'re made in a modular style so they\'re easy to store, transport, and assembly on-site at our builds.</p><p>We encourage people to reach out and find local dogs who can make good use of a donated dog house. You might find Freecycle or Buy Nothing groups on Facebook are good places to offer up a dog house to families in need.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,41,293,'en-gb',0,'<p>Sorry, we can\'t accept used dog houses. Most of our dog houses are now constructed by a youth program, and they\'re made in a modular style so they\'re easy to store, transport, and assembly on-site at our builds.</p><p>We encourage people to reach out and find local dogs who can make good use of a donated dog house. You might find Freecycle or Buy Nothing groups on Facebook are good places to offer up a dog house to families in need.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,42,72,'en-gb',0,'<p><strong>Easy!</strong> We welcome new volunteers and are always looking for more great people to join us in unchaining dogs in our communities.&nbsp;Please visit our <a href=\"https://www.fencesforfido.org/index.php/volunteer/about-volunteering\"><strong>Volunteer</strong></a> page for more information and to get started with us.&nbsp;Signing up for a volunteer account is easy and allows you to self-register for our upcoming projects. Please feel free to email our Volunteer Coordinator at <a href=\"mailto:volunteer@fencesforfido.org\">volunteer@fencesforfido.org</a> if you have any further questions.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,42,294,'en-gb',0,'<p><strong>Easy!</strong> We welcome new volunteers and are always looking for more great people to join us in unchaining dogs in our communities.&nbsp;Please visit our <a href=\"https://www.fencesforfido.org/index.php/volunteer/about-volunteering\"><strong>Volunteer</strong></a> page for more information and to get started with us.&nbsp;Signing up for a volunteer account is easy and allows you to self-register for our upcoming projects. Please feel free to email our Volunteer Coordinator at <a href=\"mailto:volunteer@fencesforfido.org\">volunteer@fencesforfido.org</a> if you have any further questions.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,43,73,'en-gb',0,'<p>We can say that while there are many common components to our “builds” each situation can have its own unique twist. That could mean anything from a yard that is overrun with blackberry brambles, to a particularly muddy property requiring the spreading of wood chips or straw to help keep the dog comfortable. Many of our projects are straightforward so that the fences are built quickly.&nbsp; Our volunteer Build Coordinators do the best they can to alert volunteers of any unusual facets of that day’s build before volunteers arrive. Know that you will probably get a little grubby, but you will have a good time!</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,43,295,'en-gb',0,'<p>We can say that while there are many common components to our “builds” each situation can have its own unique twist. That could mean anything from a yard that is overrun with blackberry brambles, to a particularly muddy property requiring the spreading of wood chips or straw to help keep the dog comfortable. Many of our projects are straightforward so that the fences are built quickly.&nbsp; Our volunteer Build Coordinators do the best they can to alert volunteers of any unusual facets of that day’s build before volunteers arrive. Know that you will probably get a little grubby, but you will have a good time!</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,44,74,'en-gb',0,'<p>When our volunteers arrive at a build site, they will find a Build Coordinator and Crew Leader who will direct the project, as well as a few veteran volunteers to guide and assist any newer volunteers.&nbsp; We do our best to have a short talk before the fence building starts about the layout of that particular fence and then direct first-time fence builders to work alongside veteran volunteers for guidance. Primarily, volunteers install metal posts, secure wire fencing to wood and metal posts, cut and lay ground wire, assemble dog houses, and, most importantly, shower love on the dogs waiting for freedom!</p><p>There is usually&nbsp;a bit of lag time in between certain elements of the build which is usually a great opportunity to chat with fellow volunteers, take pictures, or visit with the dog! We do value your time and our crew leaders always do their best to make sure we find something for you to do!&nbsp; There are always tasks available for all physical and skill levels.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,44,296,'en-gb',0,'<p>When our volunteers arrive at a build site, they will find a one or two experienced volunteer leaders who will direct the project and assist newer volunteers. We do our best to have a short talk before the fence building starts about the layout of that particular fence and then direct first-time fence builders to work alongside veteran volunteers for guidance. Rest assured, you won’t need to have any special skills or tools. Click <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9Q_K1lezAs&amp;t=7s\">here</a> for a short how-to video.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,45,75,'en-gb',0,'<p>Mostly, just bring yourself and your love of dogs! We bring all the tools and even extra work gloves.</p><p>Some of our tasks will require kneeling on the ground, so you might want to bring knee pads or a gardener\'s pad. Wear sturdy shoes or boots; rain boots in winter are helpful. You can also bring water and a snack for yourself.</p><p>Bringing dog treats and toys can be very sweet, but know that some dogs may not be able to have any for various reasons – <strong>so please check with the Build Coordinator before giving treats or toys to a dog.</strong></p><p>Also for safety reasons and out of respect for our clients, smoking, drugs,&nbsp;and alcohol are not allowed at build sites.</p><p>And one more important note: do <strong>make a bathroom stop before arriving at the build</strong>, as we try to avoid using client bathrooms unless absolutely necessary.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,45,297,'en-gb',0,'<p>Mostly, just bring yourself and your love of dogs! We bring all the tools and even extra work gloves.</p><p>Some of our tasks will require kneeling on the ground, so you might want to bring knee pads or a gardener\'s pad. Wear sturdy shoes or boots; rain boots in winter are helpful. You can also bring water and a snack for yourself.</p><p>Bringing dog treats and toys can be very sweet, but know that some dogs may not be able to have any for various reasons – <strong>so please check with the Build Coordinator before giving treats or toys to a dog.</strong></p><p>Also for safety reasons and out of respect for our clients, smoking, drugs,&nbsp;and alcohol are not allowed at build sites.</p><p>And one more important note: do <strong>make a bathroom stop before arriving at the build</strong>, as we try to avoid using client bathrooms unless absolutely necessary.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,46,76,'en-gb',0,'<p>We normally start promptly at 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. and finish in 2-4 hours, although each one is unique. Our Crew Leaders usually arrive at the site a little earlier to get everything prepared. To protect our clients\' privacy and to ensure a smooth build, please do not arrive at the location earlier than 15 minutes prior to the start time.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,46,298,'en-gb',0,'<p>We normally start promptly at 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. and finish in 2-4 hours, although each one is unique. Our Crew Leaders usually arrive at the site a little earlier to get everything prepared. To protect our clients\' privacy and to ensure a smooth build, please do not arrive at the location earlier than 15 minutes prior to the start time.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,47,77,'en-gb',0,'<p>Our builds&nbsp;are considered construction sites and chained dogs can sometimes be unpredictable. For these reasons, our insurance requires us to limit our volunteers to participants 18 years and older.&nbsp;<strong>No one under 18 years of age is allowed at our fence builds</strong>.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,47,299,'en-gb',0,'<p>Our builds&nbsp;are considered construction sites and chained dogs can sometimes be unpredictable. For these reasons, our insurance requires us to limit our volunteers to participants 18 years and older.&nbsp;<strong>No one under 18 years of age is allowed at our fence builds</strong>.</p>','basic_html'),('accordion_item',0,48,78,'en-gb',0,'<p>Please leave your own&nbsp;dogs at home. However, if you do bring your pup with you to a fence build, <strong>he or she MUST remain safely contained in your&nbsp;vehicle parked offsite.&nbsp; Volunteers’ dogs are not allowed on the client’s property at all. 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It was a fitting way to honor Kelly\'s father, who so fully and proudly supported her work on behalf of animals.&nbsp;</p><p>We captured the memories of that build for Ryder and Bleu on our <a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/profile/100064533950712/search/?q=corral\">Facebook page.</a>&nbsp;</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,61,386,'en-gb',0,'<p>Our co-founder and chair Kelly Peterson marked Father\'s Day 2024 with a special build in memory of her father, John Snyder. On her first Father\'s Day without her dad, Kelly and her closest Fido friends freed two young Portland dogs from 24/7 chaining. 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Their family desperately tried everything to keep them safely in their yards, but these clever tricksters always found a way out. A longtime supporter sponsored this build in memory of his son Ethan who loved dogs, and especially loved his black lab named Honey.&nbsp;</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,62,391,'en-gb',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid02Ggi2guaTCRvsDuGg8KxFG15kYsXhWKEv5Q7TNFuar1LZJjZTb3Cz2NuHv94fV3aql\">Chief, Moody, Jake, &amp; Ronnie</a> used to spend all their days in crates or on tethers. Their family desperately tried everything to keep them safely in their yards, but these clever tricksters always found a way out. 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Their family desperately tried everything to keep them safely in their yards, but these clever tricksters always found a way out. A longtime supporter sponsored this build in memory of his son Ethan who loved dogs, and especially loved his black lab named Honey.&nbsp;</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,62,399,'en-gb',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid02Ggi2guaTCRvsDuGg8KxFG15kYsXhWKEv5Q7TNFuar1LZJjZTb3Cz2NuHv94fV3aql\">Chief, Moody, Jake, &amp; Ronnie</a> used to spend all their days in crates or on tethers. Their family desperately tried everything to keep them safely in their yards, but these clever tricksters always found a way out. 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Their family desperately tried everything to keep them safely in their yards, but these clever tricksters always found a way out. A longtime supporter sponsored this build in memory of his son Ethan who loved dogs, and especially loved his black lab named Honey.&nbsp;</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,63,394,'en-gb',0,'<p>Luna and Sunny had a taste for adventure, but their impromptu walkabouts stirred up more trouble than adventure. They got tethered to the porch after chasing a neighbor\'s chickens.&nbsp;</p><p>A donor<a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid02Ggi2guaTCRvsDuGg8KxFG15kYsXhWKEv5Q7TNFuar1LZJjZTb3Cz2NuHv94fV3aql\"> sponsored this fence</a> in memory of her mother, Helen, saying, \"She loved all of my dogs as the true grandchildren they were.\"&nbsp;</p><p>Sunny and Luna and the neighborhood chickens are all thankful that Helen\'s memory inspired this act of kindness.</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,63,397,'en-gb',0,'<p>Luna and Sunny had a taste for adventure, but their impromptu walkabouts stirred up more trouble than adventure. They got tethered to the porch after chasing a neighbor\'s chickens.&nbsp;</p><p>A donor<a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid0Xxd2uQXVQJwjEYrjoT2e8qqAzrZDsr1ey4tnCJNzurHJuxQqAPPR4QVMfFCuevNDl\"> sponsored this fence</a> in memory of her mother, Helen, saying, \"She loved all of my dogs as the true grandchildren they were.\"&nbsp;</p><p>Sunny and Luna and the neighborhood chickens are all thankful that Helen\'s memory inspired this act of kindness.</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,63,400,'en-gb',0,'<p>Luna and Sunny had a taste for adventure, but their impromptu walkabouts stirred up more trouble than adventure. They got tethered to the porch after chasing a neighbor\'s chickens.&nbsp;</p><p>A donor<a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid0Xxd2uQXVQJwjEYrjoT2e8qqAzrZDsr1ey4tnCJNzurHJuxQqAPPR4QVMfFCuevNDl\"> sponsored this fence</a> in memory of her mother, Helen, saying, \"She loved all of my dogs as the true grandchildren they were.\"&nbsp;</p><p>Sunny and Luna and the neighborhood chickens are all thankful that Helen\'s memory inspired this act of kindness.</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,63,404,'en-gb',0,'<p>Luna and Sunny had a taste for adventure, but their impromptu walkabouts stirred up more trouble than adventure. They got tethered to the porch after chasing a neighbor\'s chickens.&nbsp;</p><p>A donor<a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid0Xxd2uQXVQJwjEYrjoT2e8qqAzrZDsr1ey4tnCJNzurHJuxQqAPPR4QVMfFCuevNDl\"> sponsored this fence</a> in memory of her mother, Helen, saying, \"She loved all of my dogs as the true grandchildren they were.\"&nbsp;</p><p>Sunny and Luna and the neighborhood chickens are all thankful that Helen\'s memory inspired this act of kindness.</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,63,409,'en-gb',0,'<p>Luna and Sunny had a taste for adventure, but their impromptu walkabouts stirred up more trouble than adventure. 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His eyes would light up at the sight of any dog, and the work that you do at Fences for Fido would fill his spirit with love and pride.”</p><p>Sponsoring a fence in memory of this compassionate dog-lover made it possible for <a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid02vSG9yRu3v9y2XeEwLBgpd1nF9CjbDeaTnvYVvD4z2t3iWzEn5CitogEVKydw6zN8l\">Grumpy and Athena</a> to live chain-free and happy.&nbsp;</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,64,405,'en-gb',0,'<p>This build was sponsored by a long-time donor in memory of her grandfather. “Ron was a loving husband to Nancy, father of three, and grandfather of four. &nbsp;He never let a day pass without telling you how beautiful you were, how special you were, and how loved you were. &nbsp;He loved dogs his entire life, but as the years passed and he was no longer able to care for a dog of his own. Spending time with dogs lifted his spirits more than anything else. His eyes would light up at the sight of any dog, and the work that you do at Fences for Fido would fill his spirit with love and pride.”</p><p>Sponsoring a fence in memory of this compassionate dog-lover made it possible for <a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid02vSG9yRu3v9y2XeEwLBgpd1nF9CjbDeaTnvYVvD4z2t3iWzEn5CitogEVKydw6zN8l\">Grumpy and Athena</a> to live chain-free and happy.&nbsp;</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,64,410,'en-gb',0,'<p>This build was sponsored by a long-time donor in memory of her grandfather. “Ron was a loving husband to Nancy, father of three, and grandfather of four. &nbsp;He never let a day pass without telling you how beautiful you were, how special you were, and how loved you were. &nbsp;He loved dogs his entire life, but as the years passed and he was no longer able to care for a dog of his own. Spending time with dogs lifted his spirits more than anything else. His eyes would light up at the sight of any dog, and the work that you do at Fences for Fido would fill his spirit with love and pride.”</p><p>Sponsoring a fence in memory of this compassionate dog-lover made it possible for <a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid02vSG9yRu3v9y2XeEwLBgpd1nF9CjbDeaTnvYVvD4z2t3iWzEn5CitogEVKydw6zN8l\">Grumpy and Athena</a> to live chain-free and happy.&nbsp;</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,65,406,'en-gb',0,'<p>Longtime Fido volunteer and board member Becky Robbins chose a great big dog to honor the memory of her father\'s great big heart for dogs. Holly wasn\'t chained, but as a gigantic dog who is protective of her house and family, she\'d gotten herself in serious trouble by scaring people. <a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid02rZBQ1jPYYn8KWHQCiUAejaH4jp3UJ8xA1fwFCk3rTgixv6gHM1JSoQtCJ7XQqKWal\">Now she\'s safe.&nbsp;</a></p><p>As Becky said, \"Today these dogs &amp; family received a much-needed fence to keep all safe. I’m proud to be part of the life changing work of Fences For Fido. And I was blessed with the chance to do it in my dad’s honor. Animal lover galore. Thank you <img src=\"https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/t6c/1/16/2764.png\" alt=\"❤️\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\"><img src=\"https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/tde/1/16/1f43e.png\" alt=\"🐾\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\">\"</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,65,411,'en-gb',0,'<p>Longtime Fido volunteer and board member Becky Robbins chose a great big dog to honor the memory of her father\'s great big heart for dogs. Holly wasn\'t chained, but as a gigantic dog who is protective of her house and family, she\'d gotten herself in serious trouble by scaring people. <a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid02rZBQ1jPYYn8KWHQCiUAejaH4jp3UJ8xA1fwFCk3rTgixv6gHM1JSoQtCJ7XQqKWal\">Now she\'s safe.&nbsp;</a></p><p>As Becky said, \"Today these dogs &amp; family received a much-needed fence to keep all safe. I’m proud to be part of the life changing work of Fences For Fido. And I was blessed with the chance to do it in my dad’s honor. Animal lover galore. Thank you.\"</p>','','basic_html'),('team_card',0,66,412,'en-gb',0,'<p>Best friends Bella &amp; Guinness passed away within two days of each other, leaving two heartbreaking dog-shaped holes in their family. A friend honored the family\'s special bond by sponsoring a fence as a beautiful dedication.</p><p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/FencesForFido/posts/pfbid02GYQf2jrgUoTVpZoD6dL5Qz39jjCraXP6tjVzeXcbQoFUZGj3e3ANgJrAaLcnG3pZl\">Gus, Birdie, Pearl, Colt &amp; Rambler</a> got a safe fence to protect them from a neighborhood dispute that presented a grave danger to these curious fidos.&nbsp;</p>','','basic_html');

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