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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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/
HPF Benefits From Great Gatsby Gala
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…
Help Us Save Heartworm Positive Dogs
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…
Thanks Bobby Donation
The Homeless Pets Foundation is proud to announce that “Thanks Bobby!” has made a donation of $4,084.06!!! This donation has saved the lives of 50 dogs or cats that we’ll be able to place in homes! Dr. Good would like to thank Thanks Bobby founder Scott Munn, every fan who bought a Thanks Bobby t-shirt,…
Dr. Good in the Huffington Post
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.
Underhound Railroad Sends 28 Dogs To New York
On November 16, 2016 – 28 lucky dogs made the voyage from Marietta, GA to New York
