Attention ARF Adopters! For those of you concerned about the recent news about the closing of microchip company Save This Life, your former ARFan is NOT affected! All ARF animals have HomeAgain microchips and remain registered with the company if … Continued
By Emily Toy, January 13, 2025, The Southforker
Sulu was adopted as a puppy back in 2018. But before his adoption could take place he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Sulu’s prognosis at the time was grim, but he has defied all odds and is thriving … Continued
By TJ Clemente, December 3, 2024, Hamptons.com
Buggs was found in East Hampton infested with fleas. She was all alone, no sign of mama or any surviving siblings. Brought to ARF through the Operation Cat (TNR) program, Buggs was cleaned up and nursed back to health and … Continued
During the Thanksgiving holiday it is crucial to ensure the safety of our pets. One important tip is to never leave food and beverages unattended or easily accessible to them, including the garbage! It’s essential to be mindful of the … Continued
On Wednesday, October 23, ARF hosted a panel discussion and Q&A on how to keep your dogs happy, relaxed, and well-behaved during the colder months. From finding creative ways to tire out your dog indoors to managing routine changes, holidays, … Continued
By Julianne Mosher, November 7, 2024, The East Hampton and Southampton Press https://www.27east.com/southampton-press/local-animal-nonprofits-rescue-rehabilitate-release-and-find-forever-homes-2306097
By Michael Malaszczyk, October 7, 2024, Dan’s Papers
ARF longtime Board Member Polly Bruckmann recently died, but leaves a legacy of advocacy and dedication to animal welfare. Polly joined ARF’s Board of Directors in 1996, and she served as ARF’s Board President from 2006 to 2010. As president, … Continued
