ABOUT US
Furry Friends ARQ is a grassroots charity run by volunteers, based in the Brisbane area. We are dedicated to fostering and desexing surrendered, dumped and abandoned cats and finding them their forever homes. We operate thanks to generous donations from the public and support from our sponsors.
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News and Events

We have new arrivals!
Welcome to our new furry friends - ginger Simba, tabby siblings Tiny, Blondie and Pip, Celeste of the beautiful green and yellow eyes, and smoky grey Denni. Celeste and Denni are currently at Pet, Pools and Produce. Check out their full profiles on the Adopt us page. UPDATE 20/10/2018 - Denni and Celeste have just been adopted! We hope he and his new family are very happy together.

Volunteer Events Assistants wanted
FFARQ is looking for dedicated and enthusiastic people to assist our Event Planners with our event management. You will need to help with the provision of food, event set up and pack down, Some cash handling will be required, and you must be able to work independently or as part of a team, Training will be provided. Interested? then find out more in our Volunteering Queensland ad.
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Black cat bonanza!
October brings thoughts of Halloween and spooky fun, and you can't get more Halloweeny than black cats. Unfortunately for them, superstition affects their adoption chances, with statistics showing that it takes 4-6 days longer for a black shelter cat to be adopted than any other colour. Don't be scared - go against the flow and meet one of our gorgeous black kitties currently in foster care - Munro, Rosalie and Jerry - today.
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Furry Tales

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Hannah's story 
Hannah is a bit shy at first but is certainly coming out of her shell! She loves a good play with her toy mouse and ball track. With the right family, she will be fit right in.

After being found by the side of the road in the bush with her mum Freya and sibling, she was impounded but unfortunately was not claimed by any owners. The family were due for euthanasia when we took them in. From a scared kitty hiding in the corner under the bed, hissing and growling at other cats, she is now improving each day.
'She is now waiting at the door when I come home from work', said her foster mother, 'and plays tag racing through the house with my other cat'.

Hannah has a beautiful nature and is waiting for her furever home. Find out more about her on our Adopt us page.

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