Dr. Phil Good, owner of Town & Country Veterinary Clinic, received his Bachelor of Science with highest honors in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Tech in 2006. Phil finally came to his senses, realizing he’d much rather work with animals than in a chemical plant. Dr. Good obtained his doctorate in veterinary medicine from UGA in 2011.

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Tink

Tink

ByPhil Good DVM

What does an HPF volunteer choose when her family tells her to pick out a birthday gift herself? To rescue a dog of course! Mary chose our own Tink (who she actually named too, back when he first entered our program – so maybe she knew then he was destined to be hers?) Tink was…

Thyme

Thyme

ByPhil Good DVM

It’s all about Thyme! He was hand-picked by this duo to be their new furkid. And Thyme’s new mom can take him to work with her too — she works at a doggie day care center. Great perks! Congrats and thank you for adopting!

Luna

Luna

ByPhil Good DVM

I just wanted to say that the Homeless Pets Foundation is incredible . My baby girl Luna was abused , beaten, bread to death , and abandoned. It’s taken almost the whole time we have had her for her to trust us (reasonable so). This love has changed my life . Without my Luna I…

Herschel

Herschel

ByPhil Good DVM

This all-female (except dad, of course) family wanted a male pup to balance the scales a bit. I’m sure the feminine attention will be more than welcome to the sweet puppy they picked and named Herschel. Congratulations Herschel!

Nikko

Nikko

ByPhil Good DVM

Thinking this handsome fellow makes the cutest dog!! Thanks Homeless Pets Foundation and Paige Mcdowellfor hooking up with my little buddy!! Nikko is doing quite well, at least when not attempting to be Evil Kneival.  -Deidre Day Vandenbos

Rodi

Rodi

ByPhil Good DVM

This cute family stopped to “window shop” and left with a new friend! Rodi the wire-haired dachshund loves everyone so we know she will fit in well in her new home and enjoy playing with the Maltese the family already has. Thank you for ADOPTING!