Dr. Good, Tara, Roxie, and Paige all brought 12 of our homeless pets to News Radio 106.7 this morning as part of our “12 Strays of Christmas” promotion. The pets that we featured were…
Dogs:
Rebel (1 year old, black chihuahua mix – male)
Leonard (4 year old, gray&white pit bull mix – male)
Meadow (3 year old, brindle cattle dog mix – female)
Cats:
Ichabod (3 month old, orange tabby – male)
Kiwi & Tangelo (5 month old, black&white – bonded pair – male)
Prince Charming (4 year old, long hair white – deaf – male)
Liam (5 month old maine coon mix – hit by a car – male)
Lil (8 month old, medium hair black – female)
Markyl (7 month old, brown tabby – male)
Calsifer (7 month old, orange tabby – female)
Susie (8 month old, russian blue mix – female)
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.
Dr. Good recently made an appearance on The Rachael Ray Show to talk about our Underhound Railroad program. The episode aired on October 6, 2016. Rachael Ray was so impressed by the work that we do, that she donated $25,000 towards our efforts. See the link below to see the video clip. http://www.rachaelrayshow.com/lifestyle/23572_underhound_railroad/
In a recent issue of the Huffington Post Ipad magazine, and the HuffingtonPost.com, Dr. Good was featured as the Greatest Person of the Week. Thank you for everyone that has contributed to the success of the Homeless Pets Foundation, Homeless Pet Clubs, and the Underhound Railroad. To read the story, please click here.
Thanks are in order to HPF fan and supporter, Trish. She decided to celebrate her January birthday in style with a Great Gatsby Gala at The Strand Theater! Instead of gifts, Trish asked her guests to donate money to the animals in our care. Thank you for that selfless act and for your and your…
The Weather Channel recently filmed a segment with the Homeless Pets Foundation after we rescued over 30 dogs and cats from areas affected by the tornadoes that devastated Alabama. Check out the segment here: Weather Channel Video Edit: the video is no longer available from the Weather Channel
Check out our new Homeless Pets Transport van. Using our great new van, we’ll be moving our doggies and kitties to adoption sites each weekend. Feel free to wave and honk if you see us around town! Thank you so much for your support!
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