Welcome to Furry Friendzy

A brown and black mixed breed dog with a white stripe on its forehead, standing outdoors on dirt and grass, wearing a purple leash, with its tongue out and ears perked
A medium-sized dog with a black and tan fur coat sitting on a brown carpet in front of a beige couch.
Young dog with white and brown fur lying on green grass, looking up with tongue slightly out.
A white and gray puppy looking at the camera with other puppies resting nearby.
A young brindle mixed-breed dog with floppy ears and dark eyes walking through dry leaves and grass outdoors.
A Saint Bernard dog with a purple harness lying on the pavement in a park, with trees and grassy areas in the background.
A black dog with tan and white markings lying on a tiled kitchen floor, looking directly at the camera.
A tan dog with pointed ears and light-colored eyes lying on a soft blanket, looking at the camera.
A happy, cream-colored dog with a black nose and dark eyes, sitting on a concrete floor inside a building near a stainless steel appliance and a door with blinds.
A white dog with brown spots on its nose, licking its nose in a park with trees and grass.
A tan puppy with a black muzzle looking up, wearing a purple bandana that says 'Adopt Me!' and a paw print logo.
A puppy lying on the ground behind a pet gate, wearing a purple bandana, with a black collar, and looking directly at the camera.
A white cat with brown eyes and pink ears, sitting next to a black blanket with yellow paw prints.
A brown and black mixed breed dog with amber eyes lying on a blanket inside a metal crate, with a purple leash attached to its collar.
A tan and black puppy looking up with a curious expression on a wooden deck.
Smiling dog with black, tan, and white fur inside a pink metal crate, resting on a pink towel, with its tongue hanging out.
A brown and brindle-coated dog wearing a blue harness with black straps, sitting on grass and looking at the camera.
A small puppy with a white and brown coat sitting on a purple blanket, looking at the camera inside a playpen.
A fluffy puppy with blue eyes and a light brown and white coat sitting on green grass.
A young dog with a multicolored coat, including patches of gray, black, tan, and white, sitting on a brown, quilted couch and looking directly at the camera.
A brown dog with blue eyes in a wooden-floored kennel, eating from a metal bowl of dog food. The kennel has wire mesh walls, some straw, and a white dish in the background.
A happy, white dog lying on the ground, looking at the camera with a friendly expression.

We love animals

All our available dogs and cats at Furry Friendzy can be adopted or fostered. Check out their pet listing at petfinder.com and adoptapet.com or come visit us at our adoption events.

Do you want to take pictures with Santa?

Every year Furry Friendzy sends a special request to the North Pole, asking Santa to make a stop in Dallas before the big Christmas rush. Furry Friendzy, Santa, and his helpers will come to Hollywood Feed in November 2025, inviting you and your pets to a festive photo shoot. Our professional photographer will make sure to snap a wonderful picture. You can have your pets post with Santa and even get in the picture, if you like. Check out our events page for more details.

Furry Friendzy Animal Rescue and Wildlife Rehabilitation was incorporated July 2004 and received our 501(c)3 non profit status from the IRS on 1/19/2006. Texas State Parks and Wildlife in May 2005 granted our permit as a Wildlife Rehabilitor. Our mission is to act as a shepherd for animals in need of help…to care for and find loving homes for unwanted, abandoned, neglected and abused animals.

The domestic animals are available for adoption through a strict screening process (application, a home visit, 3 referrals, vet referral) to their now “furever” home once they are ready and/or medically healed. The dogs/cats are altered, micro chipped, current on vaccines, and HW or FIV negative before being adopted. If the animals are not adoptable then they are what we call our sanctuary animals since they are not prime candidates for adoption.  

The wildlife animals are rehabilitated and then released back into their natural environment. We have arrangements with private land owners that do not allow any hunting or trapping on their land for the wildlife to be released when the animals are ready.