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Easy Ways to Protect Your Pet on the 4th of July
This year, the 4th of July may not be filled with as much food, friends and fireworks as previous years. Many cities have canceled their firework celebrations all…
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Love at First Sight, Vision-Impaired Kitty Adopted
Hi there! My name is Fabio, and this is my story. In 2019, I found myself in a rural high-kill animal shelter. They said I was feral, unfriendly, and unadoptable,…
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Three Grants Awarded for COVID-19 Assistance
Unfortunately, COVID-19 has affected small businesses and non-profit organizations hard. Our spay/neuter clinic and supporting programs were closed for five weeks, while our rescue and foster programs were running at…
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Cage Expansion and Community Outreach Project : Matching Donation Challenge Issued
Earlier this week our team went LIVE for a virtual tour around our clinic. We wanted to give you a special opportunity to peek behind the curtain and show you how…
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An Important Message from Our Executive Director
Last night, as I sat listening to the birds chirping in my backyard, I was struck by how strange the world feels right now. Our daily lives have completely changed.…
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3-year-old and 5-year-old Brothers Raise Kittens and Release Feral Cats
3-year-old Jakob and 5-year-old Markus have an intense love of animals. But really, they had no choice in the matter. Their parents, Jennifer and Al, have been training them since…
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NEW Home Delivery Instant Rebates for Flea/Tick and Heartworm medications
Unfortunately, fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes don’t miraculously disappear during quarantine. Warmer weather and increased outside activities can increase these pests on your beloved pets, but we can help. Home delivery…
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Adoptions increase 20% in March 2020
The ONLY positive thing to come out of COVID-19 is the fact that animals across the country are receiving more love than ever before from their owners. Not only are…
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Limited Appointments Available for Puppies/Kittens & Heartworm tests ONLY on April 2 & April 4
During Gwinnett County’s stay at home order only essential businesses are allowed to remain open, including veterinarians. The Georgia Veterinary Medical Association does not consider spay/neuter surgeries and annual vaccines…
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Helping pets and the people who care for them by providing innovative programs and affordable services that save lives.
