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 find a friend for her chihuahua (being held in picture). Good-natured Tonto fit the bill. Congrats to all and special thanks for giving a mature dog a chance at happiness!
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.
Our Daughter, who worked part time at T&C, adopted a Terrier mix puppy from a litter that was born at the clinic. At the time our Daughter was living with us and eventually moved to a place of her own. We had gotten attached to Mia and asked that she remain with us. She did…
Ichabod came to us as a tiny baby who’d been orphaned. Now he has a new home with a soon to be empty nester. Happy purrs sweet boy!
Gummie Bear was lucky to go home with this wonderful family
Fame was one of our many orphaned kittens that we’ve rescued this year. He came to us tiny and fighting for his life. Our amazing bottle feeding volunteer nursed him back to health and now he has a family to call his own.
Happy faces all around! This blue-eyed beauty generated a LOT of interest but only needed one home and has found it! Thanks to all who wanted to adopt Vanity. Her new name is Bertie and we think she looks right at home already! Thanks for adopting!
Dexter, our special needs senior cat, found his forever home this week. Happy purrs big guy!
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