Junior came our way when his owner dumped him and his “brother” Buford from their car then sped off. The dogs held no grudges so we tried not to too.
Junior believes when one door closes (even if you’ve just been tossed out it) another one opens. He’s right since this happy lady, Lora, opened the door to our shelter weeks later and picked him for her new pet!
Lora got her home all pet-proofed, read up on heartworms and came back for Junior bearing toys for his ride home with her. Makes our hearts happy.
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.
Lex (pup on right) went home with a family a couple of months ago. Dad was adamant that Lex retain his foster status and not become dog # 2. Lex first won over Gus, the family’s dog who’s an HPF alumnus. Brother, then mom were next to fall under the spell of Lex’s charms. Dad…
Here’s another set of siblings who’ll get to watch each other grow up. Vienna and Vivianne were spotted at Petsmart last weekend and this family came back for them yesterday. Hurray! Two less homeless pets! Thank you.
Icy got a warm welcome from this couple who decided to make room for one more in their home! Congratulations to the entire family and thank you for adopting!
Sebastian is cuddly, lovable, friendly, laid back and likes other dogs. He’s not a puppy and he has heartworms — those are the only reasons we can think of for his waiting around since June for a home. His wait is over. This sweet couple saw the good in Sebastian, didn’t mind giving him a…
After adopting Carmen, over the next month we fell in love with Trinity. Her long coat and markings were irresistible! We adopted her quickly! Once home SHE, re-established who was in charge with Carmen. They soon began chasing each other all over the house! Unfortunately for us, their “play time” at 3:00 in the morning! …
