A Forever Home Rescue Foundation

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M Pup Mary

Five Boys Joe!

Penny

Ray

Topper

Pickles

Trevor Update

Dear AFH:   Trevor was adopted in 2014 at 7 months of age.  He was a reactive boy with separation anxiety at the beginning.  With training and patience,  he mellowed and became much more confident and had success in competitive obedience, rally, Fast CAT, parkour, trick dog, and CGC.  Trevor turned 11 years old in March 2025 and he definitely has taken a liking to agility which we began just 2 years ago!   He earned his AKC Novice Agility Preferred, Novice Fast Preferred, Novice Jumpers with Weaves Preferred, and recently added Open Agility Preferred to his list of titles.  It is so special to experience a new sport with an older dog.   All the Best to our friends at  AFH.  Thank you for all you do!
Signed, Diana Hong & Trevor 

Girl Scout Troop 4044

Girl Scout Troop 4044 completed their scouting journey during the 2024-25 school year.  They have all graduated from high school and are moving on to college.  During one of their final meetings, they all meant to talk about where they would like to donate their remaining funds.  One of the families had adopted a dog from A Forever Home Rescue several years ago and they all have a soft spot for animals.  Helping to support one of our local animal rescues felt like a meaningful way to make a real difference.  

We Have A Winner

Our July 4th 50/50 Raffle has officially wrapped, and we’re thrilled to announce that the lucky winner is Sean O’Malley who will receive $13,690.  On behalf of all of us at A Forever Home, thank you to everyone who purchased tickets. With your help, we sold 1,369 tickets, raising $27,380, half of which goes to directly support the medical treatment of the dogs in our care. Your generosity helps us rescue dogs from shelters, provide emergency veterinary care, and place them in loving forever homes. Whether or not you won the raffle, you’ve made a lasting difference in the lives of animals in need.

Forever Tails – June 2025

Here it is, our June of 2025 Forever Tails newsletter. We have an awesome edition this quarter…In this Issue we have:
  • AFH Nears 16,000 adoptions
  • AHF Rescue Profile – Remos Rescue
  • In Memory – Max, Piper, Almond, Koko-Lamar, and Alvin
  • Volunteer Spotlight – Choezom Tenzin
  • Available Dog Spotlight – Ginger
  • A Big Success – Mikey
  • To Hound or Not To Hound
  • Our 4th of July 50/50 Raffle
  • How You Can Help

Click Here to Read Our Newsletter

Our Puppies Need Your Help

Our babies need your help. Sadly some of them have come down with parvo which is a dangerous virus that can be very costly to treat, up to $5000 for a a single pup.  If you can help with even just $5, we would really appreciate the donation. You can click on the DONATE button, send a check to AFH, PO Box 222801, Chantilly, VA 20153, or drop your donation off at any of our adoption events. We are grateful for any support you can provide. 

Forever Tails – March 2025

Here is the latest verions of our newsletter. In this issue, we report the results of the First Pet Mayor of Chantilly results. We also cover tips on Adopting, our Volunteer Spotlight, a Rescue Story, In Memory articles, A Dogs Story, Available Dog Spotlight, and Happy Tales.

Read All About It Here!

Chantilly’s First Pet Mayor Collared

Charlie the Dog Takes Office: Chantilly’s First Pet Mayor Officially Collared – The votes have been counted, the tails have been wagged,
and history has been made. AFH proudly hosted the firstever Pet Mayor of Chantilly Collaring Ceremony on February 15, 2025, at Lazy Dog Restaurant in Chantilly, VA. The star of the event? Pet Mayor Charlie, a rescue dog with big dreams, a wagging tail, and an agenda focused on treat distribution, belly rub quotas, and ensuring all pets find their forever homes.

The ceremony, officiated by Virginia State Senator Kannan Srinivasan, marked the official swearing-in of Mayor Charlie, Chief of Paw-lice Maya, Fur Chief Gus, and the seven members of the Pet Council, including Glamorous Barcode, a trailblazing Leopard Gecko representing the
reptilian community.

“Today, we celebrate leadership that truly understands loyalty, unconditional love, and the importance of snack breaks,” said Senator Srinivasan during the ceremony. “These pets symbolize the joy and companionship that rescue animals bring into our lives—and they also
ran much cleaner campaigns than most human politicians.”PetMayorPressRelease