Homeless Pets Foundation is very proud of the fact that we rescue heartworm positive dogs. These dogs have little chance to survive in an animal shelter if they are positive for heartworms. Everyone at Homeless Pets Foundation would like to expand the dog rescue program for heartworm positive dogs. The barrier to doing more of these heartworm positive rescues is MONEY. The cost to treat each heartworm positive dog is $700 and we currently have 9 heartworm positive dogs in our program that need your help.
With your tax deductible donation, Homeless Pets Foundation can help more heartworm positive dogs escape euthanasia at the shelters. After they receive the necessary medical treatment, dogs with heartworm disease go on to live long and happy lives with their new families. Please donate to our heartworm fund today; your donation will help us save precious lives.
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.
Power fundraisers in the making! These little sweethearts, Elle & Kate Merchant decided to raise money for our animals. They put together a lemonade stand and raised $107! Great job girls! They even created and had printed their own adorable shirts for the cause. We appreciate you Kate and Elle!
On 12/15/16, The Walker School brought us a bunch of supplies that they had collected for our dogs and cats. Thank you so much for thinking of us and collecting supplies for us!
Dog trainer and television host Victoria Stilwell met with students in Cherokee County in mid December to discuss her passion of animal rescue. Stilwell, the star of Animal Planet’s It’s Me or The Dog, was invited to speak by the Cherokee County Homeless Pets Club. Please watch the below video for more information or read…
Dr. Good had a great visit with the children at East Fannin Elementary School. Check out the article about his visit below. http://fanninfocusnewspaper.com/community/homeless-pet-club-started-at-efes/
