Jane came to us in May from a rough rural animal control facility in North Georgia. She was skittish, rail thin and not getting along with other dogs. She found it hard to relax in the shelter and stayed stressed out. A kind person offered to foster Jane until she got adopted so she could wait for a home in a calmer environment.
Well, Jane thrived in her foster home and became the dog we hoped she would be! Her foster mom was so impressed she decided Jane didn’t need to look any further for her new home.
We asked Jane’s new mom for a picture to post and she sent so many good ones we decided to post them all. Jane looks like a different dog, relaxed, filled out and hanging out with other canine friends! Loving homes make a world of difference. Thank you SO much for fostering and adopting Jane!
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.
We adopted Sweetie Pie from Dr. Good and we love her. I have pledged to Dr. Good to become an active member of the Homeless Pets Foundation and I am excited to help! -Kim Kalla Donoan
My baby Marlowe(one of Molly’s puppies) just turned one on 7/2/14! She’s grown quite a bit since the tiny puppy we adopted last year! She has been an amazing addition to our family and we love her so much! -Jen McKinney
Mother and daughter Kai and Kiki were adopted by this mother and daughter as the family’s first dogs. We know these sweet girls will give them a lifetime of love and fun. Thank you for adopting!
Pee Wee was rescued from a high kill shelter. We suspect that he was abused by a man, because he would get very scared and bark when a man would walk near him. This made him a very difficult dog to place. We brought him to a dog trainer to help him deal with his…
Cheeto’s new mom and dad are smitten. They say that he’s the best cat they ever had, he’s spoiled and gets to eat dinner in bed sometimes, and is working on his fishing skills (for the fishies sake we hope he doesn’t succeed!). It’s a happy ending for us and a happy beginning for them.
