Friends of the Warren Animal Shelter

02/19/2026

Important Message for Pet Owners

The rabies vaccine was shipped to veterinarians, including those in Rhode Island, the state cautioned.

02/18/2026

If you have a Kitty in need of spay or neuter, please get on the list. Spay and neutering prevents many diseases and even helps to curb behavioral issues like fighting and spraying. It’s a win-win!

We may also be able to provide transportation for Warren residents. Reach out once you have an appointment booked.

It’s Hip to Get Snipped! 😎✂️ Our team has increased our surgery days and we are on our way to spay/neuter ALL the cats in RI.

Got a chill little dude lounging around the house, licking his belly and plotting world domination? Still strutting around with the family jewels? 🐱💎

How about a sassy girl who thinks she is a pro soprano singing all hours of the night? Or insists you want her butt in your face? 🥴👑

Our neuter waitlist is OPEN for both males and females!

📝 Requirements:
✅ Enjoys long naps and dodging responsibilities
✅ Ready to trade in the crown jewels for a drama-free life with zero surprise kittens

Our spay/neuter package includes all the works—because your little sweetie deserves the VIP treatment:
🩺 Exam by a licensed veterinarian
✂️ Spay/neuter surgery
💊 24-hour pain management
💉 Rabies vaccine
🐾 FVRCP vaccine
✂️ Nail trim
🐜 Revolution flea & intestinal parasite treatment
💧 Fluids for females

✨ Optional Add-Ons (additional cost):
💊 Pain meds to go home
🆔 Microchip
🐛 Broad spectrum dewormer
🩸 FIV/FeLV/Heartworm test
🧪 Bloodwork
💩 F***l test
🐱 Ear tip (for outdoor cats)
🛡️ E-collar

💰 Cost:
🔹 Males: $150
🔹 Females: $200
🚨Financial assistance available for those who qualify!

🎤 Don’t wait until he starts a boy band in your backyard. Or she calls all the boys to the yard. 😬

‼️ Sign up to get on our list! Make sure you check your email frequently as this is how we reach out to you!

✂️ Spay/Neuter? Join our waitlist https://forms.gle/9Z6wfaK86DDzM6Xv5

02/17/2026

Let’s be honest…being in a shelter for an animal is not easy!! The smells, the sounds, the uncertainty…the loneliness, you know, the list goes on! Yes they are there with the hope of finding a loving forever home and yes the staff and volunteers do all they can but somehow it takes its toll on them mentally and physically! It’s not easy for anyone to see, let alone think about how they feel! So tonight we are reaching out to all of you to help this handsome boy named Snuggs! He is currently in a shelter BUT he has the chance to get out if we can help find him a loving FOSTER or FOREVER HOME!! The folks at Walkers Way Rescue will get him out but they need your HELP!! He is one of the dogs that is really having a hard time in the shelter environment so let’s do this!! Together we can…one dog at a time!! Please email NOW!![email protected] if you can help! Feel free to message us too and we will guide you through the process!!

02/16/2026

UPDATE: Owner has been located❗️ Found Dog ❗️ This dog was located in the area of Massasoit Ave. If you are the owner or have information on who the owner may be, please contact dispatch at (401) 437-3930.

02/16/2026

EMERGENCY FOSTER NEEDED!! This beautiful girl NEEDS HELP NOW!! Pup Pup is in need of surgery but first needs someone to commit to giving her a soft place to land, rest and recuperate after her surgery! She NEEDS a home with NO OTHER PETS so she can remain calm after her cruciate ligament surgery which she needs ASAP! PLEASE SHARE this post everywhere & with everyone you know! If you can help please contact Friends of Homeless Animals, INC of RI NOW at [email protected] Thank you ALL!!
Please feel free to message us if you have questions!

02/14/2026

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02/10/2026

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02/07/2026

02/07/2026

Towns of Wrentham and Plainville MA Animal Control

This is a reminder to please be patient with wildlife during these frigid temperatures. Many animals are simply trying to stay warm, just like the rest of us.

We understand that it can be startling and worrisome when wild animals come this close to our homes, and we completely understand those concerns.

This morning, a coyote was found on a Plainville resident’s property near the horses’ run-in shed. The coyote was not acting aggressively and, aside from signs of possible mange, appeared uninjured and able to move around normally.

It is most likely the coyote was seeking the warmth of the shed due to the cold temperatures, and the lack of fur from the mange made being out in the elements even more difficult.

Animal control advised the resident that if the coyote did not move along on its own, assistance would be provided. Fortunately, the coyote eventually moved on by itself. The animal caused no harm and showed no signs of aggression.

We have been keeping tabs on coyotes like this one who appear to have mange, and we are actively working on a plan to get them help when possible. This can be tricky, especially when they are still active and able to move around just fine (they don’t want to be caught!).

We have been working closely with a rehabilitation organization regarding this coyote and several others in town so we can work on getting them the treatment they need!

Please be patient with wildlife during this cold weather. If you have any questions or concerns regarding wildlife, contact your local wildlife rehabilitator
In MA can be found at https://www.mass.gov/info-details/find-a-wildlife-rehabilitator