Author: BFP

Alfie

Alfie

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Hello there, my name is Alfie, and the nice people at BFP tell me I’m a very special boy. You see, I don’t walk the same as other Beagles. I’ve had mobility issues in my back legs since I was just a pup, and since I didn’t get the assistance I needed, I have sores on my legs from dragging myself around.

With all that going on, I know I should be sad, but I just can’t stop smiling! You wanna know my secret? I just know I’m on my way to a better life.

I’m in the process of getting the rehabilitation and custom wheels I need to get me back on my feet. And once I do? Watch me zoom! And after, if I can have a nice lap to snuggle in with my favorite human? Well that sounds pretty perfect to me.

I'm looking for my forever home--are you looking for me? read more

Bryan

Bryan

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Hi! My name is Bryan.

You may not know it from my sunny disposition and wagging tail, but I spent the first six years of my life in an animal testing facility.

I couldn’t believe it when these really nice people opened the door to the only walls I’d ever known, and I felt soft grass under my feet for the first time, and warm sunshine on my nose.

I saw hands everywhere—only these didn’t want to hurt me! Some handed me tasty smelling treats (I loved those!) some patiently waited to pet me. I had a tail wag for them all.

Now, I’m looking for my very own forever home, with a furry sibling I can cuddle with, a backyard I can sun in, and people who can show me what it means to be loved. I'm making the most of this brand new life I've been given, and I'd love to share it with you! read more

Charlotte

Charlotte

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Meet Charlotte!

Very true to the regality of her name, Charlotte has been handling every difficulty life throws at her with grace and serenity and a perpetually wagging tail (and oh, how she loves to wag that tail!).

When BFP received the call about Charlotte, it was clear we needed to step in to help. She had recently been diagnosed with diabetes that required additional care to help manage. BFP took Charlotte in, provided her with a fluffy bed and safe place to lay her head, and promised her the care she needed to become the happy, healthy, and loving pup she was always meant to be.

Charlotte is now looking for a home to call her very own, with a family who will give her the love and care she needs to help her manage her diabetes. She’s great with other dogs, with cats, and has adored every person she has ever met—and she has a tail wag waiting just for you! read more

Al Pacacino

Al Pacacino

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Al Pacacino was rescued from an animal testing facility, where he had been relinquished after spending the first 12 years of his life as a ‘Show Alpaca’. After two long years in the testing facility, Al Pacacino is now looking forward to his new life of freedom.

Al is a friendly and funny Alpaca, who enjoys spending time with his other friends at the sanctuary—especially where water is involved. Al Pacacino would love a home to call his own, with a fluffy friend or two or three to keep him company, and big open spaces for him to roam, explore, play in, and be his big, beautiful self.
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Mr. Darcy

Mr. Darcy

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that any kitten in posession of considerable adorableness must be in want of a home.

That kitten is Mr. Darcy.

Mr. Darcy and his three siblings were found by a kind Beagle Freedom Project supporter in an industrial area of Los Angeles. Mr Darcy, Lilibet, Bennett, and Fitz had been orphaned in an area frequented by semi-trucks, and at just four weeks old, the Pride and Prejudice bunch didn’t stand a chance! One of the kittens was injured, and once in BFP’s care, all four were immediately taken to the vet. All four kittens are about four weeks old, 12 ounces (and growing!), and have since gotten a clean bill of health.

True to his name, Mr. Darcy is independent, striking, and a wealth of cuteness. He's still learning about the world, and would love a family to call his very own! read more

Fitz

Fitz

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Meet Fitz!

Fitz and his three siblings were found by a kind Beagle Freedom Project supporter in an industrial area of Los Angeles. Fitz, Mr. Darcy, Lilibet, and Bennett had been orphaned in an area frequented by semi-trucks, and at just four weeks old, the Pride and Prejudice bunch didn’t stand a chance! One of the kittens was injured, and once in BFP’s care, all four were immediately taken to the vet. All four kittens are about four weeks old, 12 ounces (and growing!), and have since gotten a clean bill of health.

Fitz is sweet and mischievous and loves all his siblings. read more