TRIPLE Your Impact!
New Monthly Donations are TRIPLED for the first 3 months in loving memory of Mary B. Leahy! Your generosity saves lives — and right now, it can do even more.
A Gift That Lives On.
The FUR Lasting Legacy program.
For those who wish to extend their love of animals — and their compassion for
the most vulnerable — beyond their lifetime.
Looking for DAFs, IRA charitable distributions, or foundation grants? Visit our Ways to Give page.
"FUR saves animals no one else will take.
A legacy gift ensures that mission never stops."
Mike Merrill, CAWA · Executive Director, Florida Urgent Rescue
Make a Lasting Impact
A bequest or planned gift to Florida Urgent Rescue is one of the most powerful ways to stand up for animals who can't speak for themselves. It costs nothing today. It preserves your complete financial flexibility. And it ensures that the work of saving the most desperate, overlooked, and medically complex animals continues long after you're gone.
The Lasting Legacy program honors donors who make this choice — in whatever form they prefer, public or private.
Urgent Animals Need Help Fast
Wills & Trusts
Leave a Bequest
The simplest and most common planned gift is a bequest — a gift made through your will or revocable living trust. You can leave a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder of your estate after other bequests are fulfilled.
A bequest requires no immediate sacrifice and can be changed at any time. Yet its impact on FUR's ability to save lives can be profound — funding veterinary care for dozens of animals, supporting a disaster response, or sustaining the rescue through a difficult year.
Beneficiary Designations
Name FUR as a Beneficiary
One of the easiest planned gifts requires no attorney and no changes to your will. You can name Florida Urgent Rescue as a beneficiary — primary or contingent — on a wide range of financial accounts and insurance policies. These gifts transfer directly to FUR outside of probate.
Beneficiary Designations
Name FUR as a Beneficiary
One of the easiest planned gifts requires no attorney and no changes to your will. You can name Florida Urgent Rescue as a beneficiary — primary or contingent — on a wide range of financial accounts and insurance policies. These gifts transfer directly to FUR outside of probate.