Original post written by Grubbs Grizzly
The 7th Annual Good Furry Awards were presented at Another Furry Con on Saturday, September 20. The awards are sponsored by Uncle Bear Publishing and the furry advice column “Ask Papabear.”
Grubbs Grizzly hosted, announcing the following winners:
Congratulations to all the winners AND nominees! And thanks to those who nominated people and voted.
Original post written by Ahmar Wolf
The number you’ve been waiting for – AFC 2025 had 5,642 furries spend the weekend at the Ontario Con Center!
We expected growth, but our community gave us GROWTH. We’re ecstatic to see y’all fill up this weekend with your energy and presence; everyone here on the staff team would like to thank the attendees from the bottom of our hearts.
We know we weren’t perfect this year, so we’d love to send out a feedback form so you can leave your impressions & suggestions!
Fill it out here if you’d like (Link) (https://forms.gle/oDBSJJDoSZVTEqz66)
Thank you for making this year such a blast. We’ll see you next year at Anthro SoCal 2026!!
Original post written by Ahmar Wolf
Tickets are on sale NOW.
Get yours at FetchNW.com/tickets.
Vortex is our next big event at The Crocodile, an historic Seattle venue – and a part of Frostbite Weekend.
More info at FetchNW.com/Vortex.
Original post written by Ahmar Wolf
Another Furry Con announced renaming to Anthro SoCal starting in 2026.
Original post written by Ahmar Wolf
https://www.unclebearpublishing.com/good-furry-awards.html#/
Original post written by Ahmar Wolf
Original post written by rodney
Recently the annual Good Furry Awards were presented at Another Furry Con in Ontario, California. Hosted by Grubbs Grizzly (the Ask Papabear fella!), the awards celebrate individuals and groups who demonstrate “outstanding spirit in the furry community” — as selected and voted on by the furry fans themselves! This year the Good Egg Award (for charitable and volunteer work) went to Yappy Slyfox, who not only helped to create Megaplex and the Funday Pawpet Show but also performs as a puppeteer for Give Kids The World (an organization that helps out children with life-threatening illnesses). The Image Award (for presenting a positive image of the fandom through various media media) went to Digging Up Positivity, a regular video show (hosted by Thabo Meerkat) about furry fans helping out with charities around the world. The Furtastic Award (for all-around Good Furries in several categories) went to Photographotter, who went above and beyond the call of duty by offering to donate a kidney to his best friend from VR Chat, halfway around the world. (The whole story was portrayed in The Reality of Hope, an excellent documentary short directed by Joe Hunting. Look for it!) And finally, the Lifetime Achievement Award went to Ken Fletcher, co-creator of the fanzine Vootie and the Spontoon Island shared universe — and a dedicated supporter of “funny animal” art from before there was a fandom! Congratulations to all the winners and nominees! Visit the Good Furry Awards web site to find out more — and remember to vote for them again in 2026!
image c. 2025 by Photographotter
