Feathers & Fur Animal Rescue/Sanctuary

03/04/2026

Ralphie and Randy enjoying some sunshine. They cant wait for the warm weather. These two boys will be ready for adoption as soon as enough funds are raised to get them neutered. They are chinese crested/Hairless terrier mixes, around 3 years old and very friendly. Their bodies are hairless with only hair on their head, feet and tail. If your looking for a new family member please send us a private message to receive an adoption application.
Everything we do with the animals is very expensive and time consuming. We cant do any of it without funds for medical, repairs, supplies and high utility bills. Please donate to our Go Fund Me to help us continue the work we do here with the animals. We also have a donation box set up outside the fence at 9638 Lake Bernice Dr in Kewaskum for any unwanted dog supplies, unused medications, blankets etc. We are currently in need of the following items along with desperately needing to raise funds for medical....sweet feed for the sanctuary horse and laundry detergent. We have a Amazon wishlist set up with several things we use on a daily basis.

https://gofund.me/cd097496e

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RVRN5EHFE1LD?ref_=wl_share

02/17/2026

Roxie playing doctor with her new best friend.

02/10/2026

Poco is patiently waiting for spring. 😊

01/26/2026

The extremely cold weather is a good reminder to please save your unwanted blankets. There are also many items on our Amazon wishlist that are needed.
We have been using humidifiers to help with the dry air and have had to replace 2 of them that stopped working but we still would like to add 3 more. We use the cool mist humidifiers.
We have a donation box set up outside the fence at 9638 Lake Bernice Dr in Kewaskum.
The links for our wishlist and the Go Fund Me for Veterinary bills/ supplies are listed below.
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RVRN5EHFE1LD?ref_=wl_share

https://gofund.me/f3e9aef4d

01/21/2026

01/21/2026

Roxie loves her new home and is fitting in perfectly! ❤️

01/18/2026

Some new pictures of Snickers, Ralphie, and Randy. Ralphie and Randy will be available for adoption once enough funds are raised to get all their medical done. We have a Go Fund Me set up to help with medical costs and care for the animals.

https://gofund.me/83497a28

We have updated our Amazon wishlist with new items we are in need of. Please share! 🤗❤️

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RVRN5EHFE1LD?ref_=wl_share

12/31/2025

We would like to thank each and every person that made this a wonderful Christmas for the dogs waiting for their homes.
We also would like to take a minute to thank everyone that has helped throughout the year. Without your help we couldn't continue saving the animals and taking care of them until homes are found. There are many expenses people don't think about that come with what we do, like extra electric and heating costs just to name a couple. No matter how small the help is, it's huge to us! Please continue to save unwanted toys, treats, vitamins/medications, aluminum cans for recycling, monetary donations, blankets or anything else you think we can use...it all makes a big difference! Happy New Year Everyone! Thank you!

12/28/2025

Thank you to everyone that participated in our 17th annual K9 Christmas Program this year.

12/24/2025

We have 3 new additions. Meet Snickers, Ralphie and Randy.
Snickers is a Yorkie about 5 years old. He has cataracts so he has a hard time seeing and because of this he can be unsure of his surroundings sometimes so we are taking things slow.
Ralphie and Randy are Chinese Crested/Hairless Terrier Mixes. They are brothers and about 3 years old. Both are happy and friendly boys.
All 3 lived in the same household but were dropped off at a boarding facility and owner never came back for them. They all will need to be neutered and updated on other medical. We will also be having Snickers eyes looked at. Once Ralphie and Randy are healed from their neuter, they will be available for adoption. We have a Go Fund Me set up if you would like to help with their medical and care. The link is posted below or you can mail a check to us at 9638 Lake Bernice Dr Kewaskum WI 53040 and make it out to Feathers and Fur Rescue/Mariah Mazurek. We also added some new items to our Amazon wishlist.

https://gofund.me/83497a28

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RVRN5EHFE1LD?ref_=wl_share

12/19/2025

The end of the year is the perfect time to go through all your old blankets and dog items. We can always use gently used blankets, and any dog stuff such as toys, kennels, unused medications etc.

Items can be dropped off in our donation box outside the fence at 9638 Lake Bernice Dr in Kewaskum or we have a Go Fund Me that helps care for the animals, as well as purchase hay and straw for the sanctuary farm animals.

If your looking to add a new family member we may be able to help you as we have several dogs available.

https://gofund.me/83497a28

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RVRN5EHFE1LD?ref_=wl_share

12/16/2025

They matter. Will you help?

The Christmas Dog Nobody Saw

On a quiet Christmas Eve, with the world tucked in tight,
The house glowed softly in the warm candlelight.
The tree shimmered gently, the stockings hung straight,
And magic felt close… but for one left to fate.

Outside in the cold, by the back garden gate,
Lay a dog once cherished, now forgotten by late.
A year ago he arrived with bright wrapping and bows—
A gift for the children, as the story now goes.

At first there were giggles, new toys, and delight,
But excitement fades fast when the season takes flight.
What once felt like treasure soon felt like a chore,
And slowly he mattered to no one anymore.

Curled tight against winter, his breath small and slow,
His fur dusted silver by the falling snow.
He waited in silence for footsteps or love,
While stars watched him gently from the darkness above.

Then through the still night came a soft-crunching sound—
Bootsteps that sparkled where they touched the ground.
A red-coated figure with a lantern aglow
Knelt down beside him in the shimmering snow.

With hands warm as firelight, he brushed off the frost,
Whispering kind words for the life nearly lost.
“You were never a trinket,” he said with a sigh,
“A soul isn’t something one should cast aside.”

The dog lifted his head with what strength he could spare,
And leaned into the stranger who finally cared.
In one gentle motion, he lifted him high,
Holding him close as he glanced at the sky.

“Come, little one,” he called to the reindeer above,
“Let’s find this heart a home full of steady, true love.
Not a moment of wonder, not a season’s quick joy—
But a family who sees you as more than a toy.”

And as the sleigh lifted into the winter night air,
A sparkle of hope lingered bright everywhere.
For some gifts are fleeting—but a life is not so;
A dog’s trust is forever, more precious than snow.

And long after the sleigh dipped out of sight,
A voice echoed softly through the peaceful night:
“Remember this always, and remember it right—
A dog is a promise, not a present of light.”