Pets

Adorable little female Chug mix. (half Chihuahua half pug.) 5 months old baby girl with all her shots, dewormed and spayed. She loves to chase little tiny tennis balls or to cuddle on your lap. She is working on potty training outside. She sometimes forgets and goes potty where we use to have her pee pee pad. Loves to play with our big dog. Great around kids (needs to learn not to jump when excited.) Adoption fee= donation to Humane Society. Please let me know if you could provide a good home for our little Roxy. Thank you.

Contact:

Jennifer
(770)500-0019 or jennifer@barryt.org

A gray cat was found on Briers North Drive this morning. He is incredibly sweet. Hoping to find out where he lives. Please let me know if you have any information.

Thank you!!

Contact:

Samantha Suggs
678-480-3735

This is 10 month old Buddy. His family has decided to move and can’t take him.  He is a very sweet dog and needs some kids to play with – lots of energy.    Please let me know if you can take Buddy.  

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Sibet Freides
sibet@ideaassociates.com

Our little 2 year old kitty has been missing since Thursday, May 10. We live in the Fountainebleau neighborhood. She is a siamese mix named Zelda. She had a pink collar with a bell, but no other identification.

Contact:

Kerri McKewin
Kmckewin@bellsouth.net or 404-459-7191

Hello! My name is Kelly Moran and I am a rising sophomore at Auburn University. I am home for the summer and looking for a fun way to raise some money. I have been a “nanny” for three summers in a row and would love to continue this job! I am available to drive kids wherever they need to go, whether it may be a swim team practice, play date, or going to get some lunch.

Along with being a nanny, I am also very experienced with animals. If you are going away for the weekend and need someone to take care of your pet, I can help! I hope everyone is having a blessed week so far. Call me with any questions or concerns!

Contact:

Kelly Moran
kmm0043@auburn.edu or (404)444-1993

Click here for flyer

Last year, Paulding County Animal Control had a budget of close to $500,000 and they destroyed about 2,500 dogs and cats.

WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?

“Beat the Heat 2012”

On June 9^th, several animal groups are working together

to provide the pets of Paulding County FREE vaccines,

FREE pet food, FREE supplies, and registration for

FREE spays and neuters, so . . .

We need your help!

Please consider one of the following:

      *organizing a food drive-we are expecting 100’s of animals

      *collecting $$$ to help fund our project

      *holding a donation drive for supplies (collars, harnesses and leashes)

*donating approved flea/tick prevention            

The event will take place:

When:     Saturday, June 9^th                               

10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Where:   Paulding Senior Center

                        54 Industrial Way

                        Dallas, GA 30132

Be part of the solution!

Email us if you are interested in helping make this an awesome event.

beattheheat2012@gmail.com

Remember Me??? I was in the AHA as a “found” pet a few weeks ago. Here’s my story. I’m a chocolate, bouncing ball of energy…hence my name is now Hershey. As you know, this nice family found me and showed me off in the AHA. I’m quite a looker…aren’t I? Mike, the man with the nice family took me to Rosemary’s vet, cause she gets rescue rates, and had me scanned. Since I have a microchip, Mike found my owner, but it turns out that my owner doesn’t want me:(. I already knew that, but I couldn’t tell anybody:/ Mike had them give me some shots so I could go into boarding. That nice lady, Rosemary, put me up for a few nights at a real swank place in Dunwoody, until she could find a foster for me. Barbara, who has a dog almost like me, stepped up to foster me. Only…you see…my first family did not spend much time with me, they didn’t teach me potty manners, and since I can still make babies, I like to mark everywhere. So…I had to go back to boarding and get de-sexed, whatever that means:/ Anyway, I’m at a swell place called Boggs Mountain Humane Shelter in north GA. They are a no kill shelter and friends with the “Mercy for Georgia’s Homeless Pet” gang in Dunwoody. l’m a minpin, young adult, jumping chocolate ball of energy weighing in @ about 15#’s and I need my furever home, someone who will teach me how to be a house doggie:). As you can see by my pictures…I am a real sweetie & I love to give lots of priceless puppy kisses. Oh, by the way, that’s Rosemary in the picture with me:).
You can see more photos of Hershey and others on my website:
http://wei.smugmug.com/RESCUEME
If you would consider either adopting, fostering, or contributing a few dollars towards the vetting of a shelter pet, please contact: Read More »

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Contact:

Hannah Wildner
hmwildner@comcast.net or 770/451-3809

A couple of weeks ago on a Saturday two dogs were running loose. They went after a Black Lab, a Doberman, tried to bite two people and killed a much beloved family cat.
This occurred in Fountainbleau Subdivision, Chestnut Forest Subdivision and on Lakeside Drive. One of these dogs is a German Shephard and the other a black dog.
If you have any information about the owner of these two dogs, please call 404-354-9071.

Contact:

Linda
404-354-9071

An adorable “rare” Lion head 1 year old rabbit is looking for a nice home. She is nice tempered and friendly.

$20 includes: rabbit, large cage, and starter bedding and food.

Contact:

Craig
crosenblum@rocketmail.com

Journey still needs to find her furEver home in Atlanta. She has had a lot of interest, but she needs a house with as few steps as possible.

Journey’s story was beuatifully written & published by the Examiner…Here’s the link:
http://www.examiner.com/article/saved-by-the-heart-when-the-hearts-speaks.

Please post & share this video of Journey taken during her hydro-therapy produced by my husband Charles:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNdDlDshWC4&feature=player_embedded

The voice in the video belongs to Journey’s good samaritan & fostrer. She wants to remain anonymous, but if you meet Journey, you will get to meet her as well.

While there are shelter pets being killed, please consider adopting a rescue. Adopt…don’t shop!

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Contact:

Hannah Wildner
hmwildner@comcast.net or 770/451-3809