About Us
The Homeless Pets Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that saves cats and dogs from high-risk shelters and situations in Georgia. Working with Beyond Pets Animal Hospital, we specialize in medical and at-risk pets that would otherwise be overlooked, providing these animals with the care they deserve. As a veterinary-founded and run rescue, we’re uniquely equipped to give second chances to pets in need and ensure they find the loving homes they deserve.
Please note that viewing adoptable dogs and discussing adoption or fostering is only by appointment. To schedule your visit, please complete an application with your selected Homeless Pet.
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What to look for when Adopting a Rescue Dog
What kind of dog should I adopt? Many different types of dogs are available for adoption, including puppies, adult dogs, purebred dogs, mixed breeds, and even special needs animals like blind dogs, deaf dogs, and diabetic dogs. Some people prefer adopting a puppy because it requires less work and training, and others adopt an adult…
How and What to Donate to an Animal Rescue Group
What items can be donated to animal rescue groups Several different items can be donated to animal rescue groups. One of the most important things that these groups need is towels. towels can be used to help dry off wet animals, and they can also be used as bedding. Other useful items include blankets, which…
Seven Signs of Anxiety in Dogs
We have listed seven common signs of why many dogs display anxiety. Many dogs display anxiety for a variety of reasons. The most common signs of canine anxiety are trembling, excessive barking, hiding, panting, pacing, destruction of property, and elimination in the house. These behaviors occur because dogs experience stress and fear in many different…
