Defender, Donkey Kong, & Tetris
Three more of Allie’s puppies have adopted parents! Defender (tan), DonkeyKong (with couple) and Tetris are off with their new families and ready to start living the good life. Thank you for adopting!

Three more of Allie’s puppies have adopted parents! Defender (tan), DonkeyKong (with couple) and Tetris are off with their new families and ready to start living the good life. Thank you for adopting!

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.
Another puppy gone home. Congratulations to Auburn and her new family!
Blue-eyed Marshall met his mom-to-be last Saturday for the first time and when she came back to take him to his forever home he was ecstatic to see her again! Marshall gains a dad and a furry friend named Cassie in the deal too. Thank you for adopting!!! May you have all make many happy…
Thelma has a family now! Her new name is Izzy and here’s a picture of her hanging out with her new furry sibling and chillaxing in her very own plush bed. Her family reports “it’s like she’s always lived here!”. That’s music to our ears. Best wishes Izzy and family!
Eight year old Tonto became homeless when his owner moved and could only take one of her dogs. Despite the drastic change in his circumstances, Tonto remained happy and loved everyone he met. Thankfully he didn’t have to wait long before he met his new family. This lady came to our adoption event hoping to…
We love to see our adopted pets being loved in their new homes. Moonpie is enjoying snuggles with his new human brother. Thank you for adopting!
Occasionally we rescue a dog who struggles to be adoption-ready. Their bad prior life rendered them tricky to re-home. Harley was part of a neglect/hoarding case. She’d been kept in poor conditions for so long that when we rescued her, she had no idea how to respond. As a result, some of our volunteers walked…