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TAKE ONE
September 2009
Year 13, #153
animal adoption, rescue and education in athens and surrounding communities
on the cover….
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dedicated to improving the quality of life for animals by
promoting awareness, and by showcasing homeless
animals who are in need of loving homes. Although the
majority of animals profiled are dogs and cats, we will
feature any animal in need of adoption.
We publish the first Thursday of each month and
distribute in Clarke, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Madison, Jackson, Elbert and Barrow Counties. Advertising and editorial
deadline is the last Thursday of the month.
We welcome any comments and suggestions, as well as
informative articles and stories which are relevant to our
goals.Subscriptions are available for $24 per year. Critter TM
cannot screen either potential adopters or animals. We
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ATHENS, GEORGIA AREA
54 Tucker Drive, Comer, Georgia 30629
(706) 783-5791
Bill Kelley, email: [email protected]
www.athenscritter.com
Critter Magazine is a publication of
Critter Communications LLC, based in Athens, Georgia
Establsihed 1996 in Athens, Georgia
Katie: Katie is an unbelievably sweet 3 year old female Pit Bull
Terrier. She has a big ol' heart and an endless amount of love
for humans. She just can't get enough and, typical of the breed,
Katie thinks she is a 60 pound lap dog! We just can't believe
what an amazing dog this girl is. We are currently looking for
preferably an only dog foster and/or permanent home for Katie.
We would like to see someone who has experience with bully
breeds become Katie's future owner or foster home. If interested, please call True Love Canine Rescue at 706.206.7127
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ASHEVILLE, NC
Elaine Lite- (828) 255-0516 - [email protected]
CHATTANOOGA, TN
Robin Keef - (423) 265-6644 - [email protected]
KNOXVILLE, TN
Carmen Trammell - (865) 579-5164 - [email protected]
GREENVILLE / SPARTANBURG, SC
Susan Bufano - (864) 322-7626 - [email protected]
GAINESVILLE, FL
Justine Mayela - (352) 466-3996 - P.O. Box 752-Micanopy, FL 32667
DANVILLE, VA
Kathy Caldwell - (434) 799-4614 - [email protected]
If you would be interested in publishing “Critter Magazine” in your area
Contact Bill Kelley at (706) 783-5791 or email: [email protected]
View Athens Critter Magazine online at:
www.crittermagazine.com/Athens_GA
Grace’s Birthday Party
Has been re-scheduled for October 11, 2009
2-5 p.m. at Ashford Manor.
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finding homes for people & their pets
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ATHENS REALTY, INC.
P.O. Box 6003 / ATHENS, GEORGIA 30604
HOPE
ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER
Exceptional Care for Exceptional Pets
Jenifer Hope Gustafson, DVM
Sherri Leigh Turick, DVM
Angela Gayle Dodd, DVM
Lisa Stacy, DVM
Loving Care For All Your Pet’s Needs
1150 Mitchell Bridge Road, Athens, GA
(706) 546-7879
www.hopeamc.com
7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday—Friday
8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday
CRITTER MAGAZINE • SEPTEMBER 2009 • PAGE 3
Our Pets Are Family Too: Estate Planning and Pet Trusts
When it comes to wills, trusts and estate planning, we all
commonly think of the children, the parents, the siblings
and the friends as those most important to provide or
care for upon your death. Many times, though, the pets
either get overlooked in the entirety or carelessly mentioned as a will beneficiary but with no real inheritance or
care guarantees.
Leona Helmsley had the right idea for her dog, Trouble,
leaving it $12,000,000.00 in trust for all its worldy needs
(and a security detail due to kidnapping and death
threats). A court later reduced this amount to
$2,000,000.00.
Unfortunately, because so few people make proper arrangements for their pets after they pass away, approximately 500,000 are euthanized each year, either because there is no animal directive for the estate executor
or the person entrusted to care for the pet is no longer
able or willing to take the pet. In both instances, the pet
is too often left abandoned or taken to the rescue or
pound.
There is a solution to this problem. In 1990, the National
Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws
adopted a provision in the Uniform Probate Code allowing for the creation of pet trusts. Since this time, 42
states and the District of Columbia have adopted and
codified the UPC language or some similar version.
Georgia currently is not one of those states.
Even though Georgia has not yet passed pet trust legislation, pets can still be protected through carefully drafted
traditional legal trust documents. A caregiver and at least
one alternate must be chosen. This should be the person
you will trust the most to care for your pet. You must also
choose a trustee and alternate. This is the person who will
distribute the funds from the trust to the caregiver for the
benefit of the pet. The trust can be created either by funding the trust while you are alive (called a living trust) or by
making the trust a beneficiary of a life insurance policy or
retirement savings plan that disperses funds immediately
upon your death (called a testamentary trust).
There are distinct differences between using a will or a
trust to provide for your pet. Perhaps the most important
difference is timing. The trust, whether living or testamentary, takes effect immediately upon your death, meaning
that there does not have to be a break in continuity of the
care of your pet. However, wills must be probated and can
be contested, making the process timely and uncertain
and can leave your pet’s care in limbo.
There are many more factors in planning for your pet’s
care after you have passed away and this article is by no
means meant to be exhaustive. The point here is that pets
can and should be considered in the estate planning process. After all, isn’t your pet just as much a part of your
family as any other relative?
Jeffery T. Totty. Esq.
On The Road Again!
Now Taking Appointments
Call (706) 870-7111
Dr. Paula Loniak will provide
House Calls for
Dogs and Cats in Athens
And Neighboring Communities
Now Also Offering
Veterinary Hospice Care
FOR ADOPTION INFORMATION CALL: (706) 795-2868
www.moaspets.org
P.O. Box 453, Danielsville, GA 30633
1888 Colbert-Danielsville Road
Next to the Madison County Transfer Station
Adoption Fee: Dogs $75, Cats $65 ($55 Seniors)
Includes Spay/Neuter, vaccinations, and de-worming
TRACE
SHEBA
PIGLET
Beautiful, friendly Pit mix. She is fabulous with helping us to introduce new
residents that are a little scared. She is
great with kids and has a very kind spirit
4 yrs. old, brought in as a stray.
2 yr. old Lab mix. She is too cute with
her nub tail! She was turned in due to
neglect. She is still trusting to people
with all she has endured. She does
great with other animals.
1 yr. old Pit mix. She spent 8 months of
her 1st year on her own. Her previous
owners left her behind when they moved
She still loves people to death, she can’t
give or get enough kisses.
JESSE
HORACIO
SPARKY
2 yr. old DMH. His owner had to turn 4
yr. old Lab mix and his brother Horacio
were brought in by their owners. Jesse
does very well with with other animals
and he loves children too!
10 yr. old Chow (Jesse’s brother) These
2 are so dependent on each other it
would be awesome to adopt them together. He has been with Jesse since
birth. Come meet these guys.
1 yr.old Bird Dog, brought in as a stray.
Was found roaming on a dirt road. He’s
terrific with other dogs and seems to like
cats as well. Loves playing with children
and has a blast with water too!
Everyone Needs A Home!
Let me help you find that special place
for you and your loved ones.
(706) 783-2013 - (706) 255-8782
1035 Gholston Street - Comer GA 30629
Sadie, Pete, and Inna
Peter Zorbanos, Broker
LAVERNE and SHIRLEY
2 Chihuahua mixes less than one year old, both are
spayed females, heartworm negative, and up-to-date on
vaccinations. Contact: [email protected]. Or call
Alana at the clinic at (706) 546-7879.
Animal Emergency Hospital
7530 Macon Highway
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
(706) 769-0229
SWEETIE
Her name says it all! She is a beautiful Pit/Lab mix,
approximately one year old and up-to-date on all her
shots. She is full of energy and would make someone a very loving companion. Please contact Fire
Hall 4 Vet Clinic at (706) 583-9191
www.vetemergency.net
Providing compassionate emergency and
critical care for dogs and cats
Mon. - Fri. 6pm - 8am, Sat 8am - Mon 8am
Holidays 24 hours
Custom Pet Enclosures
And All Your Other Construction Needs
MISSING - “REMY”
Remy is about 7 years old – a cream point Persian
with blue eyes. He is on special diet and recently
finished antibiotics for a urinary tract infection. He’s
badly in need of grooming. He went outside after I
returned from a two week trip on October 2 and
never came back in the house (1050 Windy Creek
Drive in Watkinsville, GA – right off Mars Hill Road
and behind the medical park). Please help me bring
him home! I can be reached at: C 706-248-4809; H
706-769-6693; W 706-546-2165, x. 5904. Remy is
very loving and very intelligent. Please help me bring
“Expert Carpentry at a Fair Price”
Repairs ● Re-modeling ● Add-ons
Decks • Sun/Screen Porches
Call Buz and Blue
(706) 369-7113
LOST “TIGROS”
1 year old neutered male, 12
lbs. and is a long haired orange tiger with some white on
his chest. Microchipped, last
seen at our home near the
intersection of Harve Mathis
Rd. and Hull Rd, Hwy 72 on
June 25th. He is quite docile
& we have reason to believe
he was picked up by someone
We miss him terribly.
Please Call
(706) 207– 5923
Four Seasons Pet Resort
Boarding and Training
(706) 353-7497
5978 Nowhere Road.
(706) 742-2422
70 Brandon Circle
Winterville
Fourseasonspetresort.com
$1000 Reward for missing Timmy
Male Rottweiler mix, 6½ years old, 66 pounds, black with
brown markings, two small white spots on chest, long
bushy tail. Missing since September 2003 from south
Jackson County.
Please call (706) 206-7584 with any information.
Magi-Cat Adoption Network
(706) 769-4624
www.magi-cat.org
“ADOPTABLES are not kept at the clinic - Call for more information about applying for/visiting our adoptees. Adoption Fee.”
FRODO and BILBO
Black & white tuxedo brothers, 5 months
old. Both have unique “bikini” markings
on their bellies. Frodo is the tall lanky
teenager while Bilbo is the more pint
sized old sole of the pair. A great pair!
PEBBLES and BAMBI
BUSH BOTTLE BABIES
Just 4 weeks old now and are lucky to
be alive! Have been treated for serious
pneumonia since they were barely a
week old. Their mother was killed putting them at great peril!
6 weeks old. These siblings were thrown
away into a bush by a lake at just 3
weeks of age—are thriving as you can
tell. 2 solid white brothers COLE &
BRANDON, sister torti MILEY.
PETSMART 5
This group of siblings include 2
black and white tuxedo brothers, a
ragdoll male and a sealpoint brother
and sister. Just turned 6 weeks of
age. They had a rough start but are
now healthy and ready for homes.
BRITTANY and MARS
Gorgeous orange and white Tabby brother and sister of 5 months. He is the
happy go lucky clown boy and she is the quintessential delicate female.
Bothe love to lay on their backs and have their bellies rubbed. Were bottle
babies so are very bonded and affectionate.
PET TRUSTS
Liquor * Beer
Wine * Lottery
Absolutely the
Coldest Beer
Anywhere
Free dog treats at the drive-thru!
Hwy 72, around the corner from Athens Tech
ESTATE PLANNING ALSO MEANS TAKING
CARE OF YOUR PETS AFTER YOU’RE GONE
At the Law Office of Jeffery T. Totty, P.C.
We can assist you in creating
PET TRUSTS
AND OTHER PET CARE DOCUMENTS
TO ASSURE THAT YOUR PETS ARE PROPERLY
PROVIDED FOR AFTER YOU HAVE PASSED
Call today for a free consultation
JEFFERY T. TOTTY, P.C.
(706) 540-1035 www.tottylaw.com
[email protected]
PUP AND CAT CO.
(Formerly Barrow Co. Humane Society)
FOR ADOPTION INFORMATION CALL (770) 867-1622, www.pupandcatco.com
TAFFY
JOHNNY CASH
DAISY
Female lab/border collie mix, about
4 months old. Little Taffy was litterly
pulled out of a dumpster along with
2 of her siblings. She is being loved
in her foster home but is looking for
a permanent loving home.
Male Tuxedo cat, around 1-2 years
old. Very beautiful big boy that is
laid back and very sweet. He respects other cats and although a
little shy, comes out of it quickly
when given love and attention.
ARLO
JAKE
DALIAL
Male Shepherd mix, 5 months old. A
real cute guy, full of himself as most
puppies are. A very sweet and loving
pup and likes the companionship of
people and other dogs. Extremely smart
and a personable fella. Learns quickly.
Female Shih Zhu - Pek mix, about 2-3
years old. She’s cute, energetic, fun and
playful even after living a horrible life for
her entire life, chained to a dog house.
Gets along with other dogs and would
make a great family pet.
3 years old, sweet & gets along with
everyone. He will make a great
family pet. A little bigger than a
Beagle, looks a lot like one and
probably mixed with a Lab.
Female rough coated Jack Russell
mix, 2-3 years old. Daisy is cute as
a button and a friendly loving little
girl who gets along with other dogs
and wants to sit in your lap. A
fenced yard is required.
Dance Classes
For All Ages
Register Now For
Fall Classes!
“Visit or volunteer with
available animals any
day of the week”
(706) 227-7887
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(706) 769-1177
www.depassstudioofdance.com
1041 Park Dr. - Watkinsville
(across from the Publix Shopping Center)
Athens/Clarke County
Animal Control
FOR ADOPTION INFORMATION CALL 613-3540
For a list of dogs currently available please visit:
www.athensclarkecounty.com/animalcontrol/dogs.htm
The list is updated daily during the week or also visit: www.athenspets.net
GOLDEN RETRIEVER MIX
PITBULL/BOXER MIX
GERMAN SHEPHERD MIX
Chow/Retriever mix, 1-2 years old, his
name is “Charlie.” Was surrendered by
his owner. Neutered, good with kids,
cats and other dogs. (#28917)
1 yr. old female, thin on arrival but loves
her food bowl. Likes nothing better than
to snuggle up to the volunteers.
(#28918)
Lab/German Shepherd mix, 4 months
old, neutered, 35 lbs, so he will grow to
be large. Very cute with a personality to
match. Loves to play. (#28922)
FEMALE AKITA MIX
FEMALE PITBULL MIX
FEMALE BASSET MIX
1 year old, with emphasis on the mix
part. Friendly and leash broken. Picked
up as a stray when no owner could be
found. A real sweetheart. (#28907)
Just a baby at 5 months, was brought in
with her sister and brother. Still shy but
adapting well. Curious and eager to
explore her surroundings. (#28913)
1 yr. old. An owner surrender, great
around other dogs, loves car rides, current on her rabies vaccinations, an easy
going adorable girl. (#28916)
MEMORY
GARDENS
Offering The Best In Veterinary Care
Dr. Maxwell Sidner
706 548-4486
6300 Jefferson Rd.
ATHENS, GEORGIA
CROSSROADS VETERINARY
SERVICES, LLC
Nicole Ferguson, DVM, MS
Small and Large Animal Medicine
Office Hours: M, T, Th -Fri 8a-5p, W & Sat 8a-12p
Emergency only after hours
(706) 224-3200 or (706) 743-7614
www.crossroadsvetservices.com
210 W. Main St. Lexington, Ga 30648
FOR PETS
Crematory - Cemetery
Funeral Home
(706) 769-7386, (800) 925-6117
24 HOURS
Serving Pet Owners
Who Really Care!!
Private Individual Cremation
Starting at $39.00
www.crittermagazine.com/Athens_GA
For more information please visit our website at www.catzip.org, call 706-2071013, or e-mail Kelly at [email protected]. Cats directly sponsored by
CZA will be spayed/neutered, vaccinated against rabies and distemper, combotested, and de-wormed (Courtesy listings may or may not have vet care covered).
No adoption fee, but donations are always appreciated!
Healthy young spayed/neutered & vaccinated cats are also available as
mousers for your barn.
MOMO
ALMOND
BEAN
(aka Mozart) A handsome 2 year old
tabby who likes all people and catfriendly dogs. He sleeps cuddled up with
his foster mom’s dog when it is cold.
A beautiful Siamese mix. She’s a
nuzzler and enjoys being petted,
but is not a lap cat. About 1 year old
but runs and plays like a kitten.
Bean is a petite and very affectionate young adult female Tuxedo:
good with other cats.
BARDOT
MANX
This gorgeous girl with a Maine
Coon-like coat will let you pick her
up like a ragdoll, even if she doesn’t
automatically come up to you and
nuzzle.
A 2-year old handsome Tabby with
an exotic-patterned coat and a stub
tail. Manx loves attention and is
good with gentle children and catfriendly dogs.
LUCKY
Lucky is 7 weeks old, very playful
and cuddly and purring and just too
darn kitten cute! Vet care covered.
UPHOLSTERY
MASON INTERIORS & UPHOLSTERY
• Custom Furniture • Fabrics
• In-House Designer
• Window Treatments
• Free Pick-Up and Delivery
CUSTOM PET BEDS
Jo Mason • (706) 543-5979
TRUE LOVE CANINE RESCUE
ATHENS, GEORGIA
Call (706) 206-7127 • www.truelovecaninerescue.com
TOSH
PALMER
RICO
A 70 lb. Shepherd/Great Perinese who
is a loveable sweetheart! Tosh is great
with people, dogs, cats. Tosh is very
well mannered and is a huggable gentle
giant.
Young Palmer is a handsome 1 year old
Pit Bull Terrier. He’s a big lover who
wants nothing more that your love and
attention. Palmer does well with all sizes
of dogs, cats, and people.
A handsome 7 lb. one eyed gem. Rico
came to us with a bad eye and lots of
bad teeth, but with some TLC and visits
to the vet, he is feeling all better. Rico is
healthy and ready for his forever home.
TAZ
GABBY
PICKENS
Miss Gabby LOVES people. She is such
a sweetheart that would be happy going
on long walks and laying by your side at
night. Gabby is approximately 3 years
old and is a wonderful Georgia Black
Dog.
Poor little Pickens was thrown from a car
in North Georgia. Do not worry thought
because he is doing wonderful now!! He
is approximately a 1-2 year old Corgi/
Dachshund mix. He loves other dogs
and would really enjoy a playmate.
Ever wondered what pure fun looks
like? Apparently it looks like little Taz
here ‘cause that’s what she is! 1 year
old Dachshund mix who is fantastic with
people, dogs, cats and the world as a
whole. An excellent playmate for kids.
LOST ROTTWEILER
Disappeared from 180 Moss Side Drive,
Athens. She was wearing a red collar,
dragging a five-foot UGA VET SCHOOL
LEASH. The collar has telephone numbers on it and the name is “Princess Griffith” 180 Moss Side drive. She has a long
tail, is spayed, collar has rabies tag and
identification tag.
Please Call David @ (706) 254-2526.
SILENT VIGIL FOR PEACE
EVERY
TUESDAY
5-6 P.M.
AT THE
ARCH
DOWNTOWN
ATHENS
Please Join Us
PUP AND CAT CO.
(Formerly Barrow Co. Humane Society)
FOR ADOPTION INFORMATION CALL (770) 867-1622, www.pupandcatco.com
SHADOW
PRISSY
Male Border Collie mix, 3 years old.
His family moved and could not
take him. He gets along with other
dogs, cats and kids. Oh yeah,
grownups too! Lots of energy so he
will need a fence.
Gorgeous Persian/Maine Coon mix.
A female senior citizen needing
some very special attention and
special person. She would do best
as the only pet with adults. Sweet &
loving and loves to be petted.
FRED
MARLEY
CHARCOAL
Lab/Boxer/Shepherd mix, 5-6 mos.
old and a beautiful and sweet boy.
He has been well socialized and is
walking on a leash. He’s a very
easygoing guy, likes other dogs.
Lab/Boxer/Shepherd mix, 5-6 mos.
old. One of 7 pups in a litter. All of
which are beautiful, laid back and
friendly. She gets along with other
dogs, cats and people.
Female Siamese mix, 2 years old.
Very sweet once she knows you.
She’s a sweet and confused girl
right now having been turned in to
the shelter by her family.
NORTH
OCONEE
ANIMAL
HOSPITAL
“Quality pet care in your
home for your peace of mind”
Patricia Carol / Owner & Sitter
(706) 546-8816
E-Mail: [email protected]
Pet Sitters Associates Member
Insured - Licensed
TITO
Male DMH 2½ years old. Tito was a
stray and is a shy guy, but is very
sweet once he gets to know you.
He’s ready to go to a life-long home
where someone with patience will
continue working with him.
(770) 725-6624
Edward R. Pinson, DVM
Debbie A. Pinson, DVM
1091 Talus St., Bogart, GA 30622
Highway 78 and Pete Dickens
(Across from Prince Avenue School)
We Offer:
Surgery, Medicine, Dentistry,
Digital Radiography, In-House Lab,
Emergency Care, Boarding & Grooming
Hours:
M-F 7:30am-6:00pm, Saturday 9:00am-1:00pm
EST. 1988
JILL
I T A L I A N
C A F E
Jill is a female Shepherd/Boxer/Lab mix, approximately 9
months old, born under a deck with 7 other siblings. She’s
pretty shy but learning to trust and is smart and eager to
learn. Very easy going and laid back for a pup. Good with
kids, other dogs and doesn’t care about cats. Very pretty
good girl for a loving family. Call Pup & Cat Company at
(770) 867-1622.
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GEORGIA
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in the universe!
We can’t prove it, but
we’re pretty sure.
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2 locations
1650 S. Lumpkin St. • Epps Bridge Pkwy. (across from Lowe’s)
Athens, Georgia • (706) 546-8915
Buying or Selling
Real Estate in Florida?
Contact Gail McCallum @ (772) 288-0107
BLEU
(MISSING)
283
BAR
Miss Bleu has gorgeous
bright blue eyes! She’s
been missing since May
2nd. She’s a Terrier mix,
black and white, 2 years
old, spayed, and microchipped (4A27672F4E)
She went missing from
Bethlehem in Barrow
County. If you see her
call (770) 401-9324.
283
E. Broad St.
208-1283
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come out and
celebrate
22 GREAT YEARS
with daily specials
Mon-Sat 11am-6pm
1016 E. Broad St.
Athens, Georgia
(706) 353-7797
Oglethorpe
Animal
Clinic
ED ROWAN, DVM
Boarding • Grooming • Dental Care
Geriatric Care • Surgery
“YOUR HOMETOWN VET”
1562 Athens Rd, Crawford
743-8021
WALDO
Male Terrier mix, about 4-5 months old.
Waldo was laying on top of his sister
who had been a victim of a hit and run
when Animal Control picked him up.
She unfortunately didn’t make it. He
was pretty upset, shy and scared but
now he has blossomed and is learning
that life is good. He even smiles. Call
Pup and Cat Co. (770) 867-1622.
PHARMACY
Hwy. 78 Lexington,GA 30648
(706) 743-5477
Carlos Rodriguez-Feo, RPH
Manager/Owner
Sandra Mathews, Technician
DRIVE THRU WINDOW
INSURANCE ASSIGNMENT
HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS
Pet Trails….
pets are an adventure
Canine, feline, aquatic, avian
Walking, feeding, general grooming
And Care
Daily, weekly, holidays & discount rates
[email protected]
(706) 614-2746
INSURED
Dr. Epps began his pharmaceutical training with his
father, B.B. Epps at Epps
Pharmacy in Athens. He
received a BS in Pharmacy
from the University of Georgia and a Doctor of Pharmacy from Mercer University. He went on to do a
residency in Augusta and a
specialty residency in Chicago. He was a professor of
pharmacy at the University
of Southern Cal and has
worked for Duke and Emory
as well.
EXPERIENCED
PROFESSIONAL
PHARMACEUTICAL
SERVICES
Dr. David Epps, Doctor of Pharmacy
has relocated his practice to:
BARROW PHARMACY
1918 Railroad St, Statham, GA 30666
M-F 9-6, SAT 9-1 (770) 725-1122
OCONEE COUNTY
ANIMAL CONTROL
FOR ADOPTION INFORMATION CALL (706) 769-3956
www.oconeecounty.com (then go to “pet corner”)
GIGI
FIONA
BENJI
8-9 month old DSH Calico. In foster care
right now and is loving every minute of it
Loves dogs and people, she sleeps next
to the dogs and follows them around.
Will be a petite girl. (#09-6-54)
DMH, black & white, spayed, 1-2 year
old kitty, she is great with other cats &
people. She likes some dogs but would
need a slow introduction. Very sweet &
gentle, loving. (#09-3-35)
DMH Cream Tabby male, 12-14 weeks
old. He came in with his sisters and they
are still here, patiently waiting for a
home. He loves other cats, people,
Need homes soon (#09-7-33)
RILEY
HANCOCK
MIKEY
DSH, gray and white, 1 year old male.
He has been neutered, microchipped,
FIV/Fel negative, current on rabies, has
had a light vet exam, dewormed, and
current on distemper.
Lab/Shepherd mix, 3 years old. Very
calm and gentle. Black and white and
sits on command. He doesn’t jump and
that is hard to find in a shelter dog.
Please hurry though. (#09-8-1)
Blue Brindle, Pit Bull puppy with a wonderful personality. He is my pick of the
month. Good with other dogs, men,
women and children. 6 months old, he
loves to run and play (#09-8-50)
PIEDMONT ANIMAL CLINIC
“Personalized Compassionate Pet Care”
Nancy K. Geren, D.V.M.
FLEXIBLE HOURS
CALL AHEAD
FOR
APPOINTMENT
EARLY DROP-OFFS & WALK-INS WELCOME
1870 Hog Mountain Rd - Watkinsville
(706) 769-4624
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W O O D W O R K
&
L A M I N A T I O N, L T D.
PATRICK J. QUINN
712 SAWDUST RD • HULL, GA 30646 • (706) 548-4341
FAX (706) 548-4330
Help Us Stop The Killing!
The Madison-Oglethorpe Animal Shelter located next to the transfer
station on Colbert-Danilesville Road in Danielsville has an in-house
spay-neuter clinic open to serve the general public for low-cost sterilization of puppies, kittens, dogs and cats. As a shelter we deal with
thousands of unwanted and stray animals every year, many of whom
don’t find homes. You can help cut down on those numbers by sterilizing your pets. We understand that the expense of having this done is
often a factor so we offer drastically reduced prices on all sterilizations. We do pediatric sterilizations on puppies and kittens as young as
eight weeks of age. Call Today to schedule your appointment- (706)
795-2868.
TUCKER
A 7 month old, very friendly, sweet and loveable
boy. He gets along well with everyone but the one
things he is missing is a family (or buddy) he can
love always. If you can be that best friend for Tucker
please call 706-621-1561, email [email protected]
SPAY/NEUTER SURGICAL FEES:
over 25# $55
Dog Neuter under 25# $45
over 25# $75
Dog Spay under 25# $65
Cat Neuter $30
Cat Spay $50
Feral Cat Spay….$40 Feral Cat Neuter….$25
SHELTER HOURS AND ADOPTION FEES
Open Wednesday through Sunday Noon to 5pm
CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC MONDAY & TUESDAY - SURGERY ONLY
Kittens/Cats: $65, Puppies/Dogs: $75, Senior Citizens over 65: $55
(Fee includes worming, vaccinations, and spay/neuter)
Ask about our multiple adoption discount and
our multiple adoption discount and
SENIORS 4 SENIORS PROGRAM!
1888 Colbert-Danielsville Road, Danielsville GA 30633
www.moaspets.org or email: [email protected]
Stop by Daily Co-op and check out
our pet supply section! We carry a
wide variety of natural
products for your dog & cat!
Deli Items, Bulk Foods & Spices
Natural Health & Beauty Aids
Healthy Snacks & Juices
Fresh Organic Produce
International Foods
….and so much more!
BUSTER BROWN
6 months old and never met a stranger. Buster loves other
dogs and is gentle with kids. He enjoys belly rubs, giving
kisses, and playing fetch. He makes friends everywhere
he goes, and would be a great pal to go to the dog park
with. Neutered, current on shots, dewormed, and on heartworm prevention. Adoption fee.
Email: [email protected] for more info.
Winterville
Animal Clinic
Wayne A. Brubaker, D.V.M.
Don Cole, D.V.M.
Heather Terhune, D.V.M.
250 Henry Meyer Road • Winterville, GA
(706) 742-5108
ATHENS CANINE RESCUE
See These Dogs and
More On Our Website
www.athenscaninerescue.com
Meet our dogs at our
Adopt a Pet Days At
PAWTROPOLIS
See Website For Dates
For more information call
(706) 549-4883
CLETUS
Cletus is a Terrier mix who is
ready to play. He does well with
other dogs and stays away from
cats. He would love an environment with other animals or with
an active human companion.
MAGGIE
A sweet and happy young girl.
She likes taking long walks or
going to the dog park. She has
lots of years of love to give to
the right person or family.
If You’d Like To
Become A
Foster Home
Call 549-4883
Email: [email protected]
TEEGAN
Nadine is a feisty little girl who
loves to play. She is looking for
a home with another dog or an
active person who can keep up
her desire for a social lifestyle.
Teegan is a super cute black
and tan Miniature Pinscher. She
is an easy going gal that isn’t
too demanding yet loves to cuddle and be near her humans.
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Jefferson GA 30549
(706) 367-9871
Fax: (706) 367-2675
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and loves lying around. She
also enjoys getting out and seeing the town and meeting new
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ELSIE
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(706) 369-0962
Melvin H. Cown, Jr., DVM
1400 N. Chase St., Athens, GA
(706) 549-4320
2226 BARNETT SHOALS RD
ATHENS, GEORGIA 30605
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Becky White
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678-425-5530
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AID- A-PET
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
DR. ELLEN JANE MAXWELL, D.V.M.
(706) 353-1623
[email protected]
2040 S. Milledge Avenue
Athens, Georgia 30605
In Home Training, Board & Train
Classes - Puppy to Advanced
Specializing in behavioral problems
Winding Creek Kennels
Mark D. Mosher, DVM
Thomas Nemetz, DVM PhD
(706) 353-8970
4120 LEXINGTON ROAD
ATHENS, GA 30605
Carol’s Critter Corner
Surgery
If your pet is scheduled for elective surgery, such as
spaying, neutering or dental prophylaxis, there are several things you can do ahead of time to insure that the
operation goes well and the patient recovers quickly.
First, improve your pet's diet, physical exercise and
exposure to natural light. These simple steps increase
stamina, healing and resistance to infection.
Nutritional Therapy:
Beginning two weeks before surgery, increase vitamin
C, using a high quality vitamin C complex such as esterC calcium ascorbate with bioflavonoids and other Ccomplex nutrients or vitamin C derived from food
sources, NOT ascorbic acid. Give 1,000mg vitamin C
per 25 pounds of body weight, divided into two or three
doses during the day; if this dosage produces loose
stools, reduce the amount until this side effect disappears. Continue vitamin C at this dosage until one
week after the surgery.
Beginning three weeks before surgery, give the animal
a good-quality vitamin E complex derived from natural
food sources, NOT synthetic vitamin E. Give 800IU
vitamin E per day to cats and small dogs, 1,000IU to
dogs weighing 15 to 35 pounds, 1,200IU to large dogs
weighing 40 to 85 pounds and 1,500IU to giant
breeds. Discontinue vitamin E supplementation seven
to ten days before the surgery because vitamin E thins
the blood. After surgery, resume the recommended
dose for an additional week. If your pet's breed is
known for bleeding problems, have a blood test done
before surgery and, if your animal has a clotting disorder, follow your veterinarian's recommendations regarding supplements.
Beginning two weeks before surgery, provide additional
vitamin A by giving dogs fresh, raw carrot juice or pureed carrots. 1/8 to 1/4 cup per 10 pounds of body
weight divided into two or three servings during the
day. For cats, and dogs who don't like carrots, give
additional liver, vitamin A or a mixed carotene vitamin:
give 10,000IU per day to cats and medium size dogs
and twice that amount to large and giant breeds, divided into two or three doses during the day. Continue
these supplements until the day before surgery and
then for at least a week after surgery.
Beginning one week before surgery, stop feeding garlic,
as garlic is a natural blood thinner that helps prevent
clotting.
Flower Essences:
Beginning two or three days before surgery, place several drops of Bach Rescue Remedy (or I like to use Nature's Sunshine Products "Distress Remedy") or yarrow
flower essence in the animal's water and, twice a day,
in his or her mouth, behind the ears and on the abdomen. At the same time, practice Therapeutic Touch,
massage the ears and project positive, healing
thoughts, picturing your healthy pet making a fast re-
Carol Koenigsknecht, Terra Ken Herbals
covery. After surgery, use either of the recommended
flower essence formulas several times a day while your
pet recovers.
Before Surgery:
On the day before surgery, feed the animal an early dinner (late afternoon) and do not provide food after
6pm. Withhold water after 8pm. Continue treating with
flower essences and Therapeutic Touch. Do the same
before leaving the house and again at the veterinary
clinic.
After Surgery:
Greet your pet with Bach Rescue Remedy and a
hug. Wait two or three hours before giving food or water, then provide ample clean water to help clear traces
of anesthetic from the system. When your pet is hungry,
give a soft food such as yogurt/kefir, soft fruit or pureed
meat.
Herbal Therapy:
Apply any healing tea to the wound, such as a strong
infusion of calendula blossoms or plantain leaf with a few
drops of grapefruit seed extract and a pinch of unrefined
sea salt. Because comfrey will cause the skin to heal
rapidly, it's a good idea to wait until stitches are removed
so that they aren't embedded under the skin's surface. After that, use a comfrey tea, poultice or salve to
speed healing. Vitamin E, rose hip seed oil and aloe vera
all promote rapid healing without scarring; apply any of
these every few hours at first, then two or three times a
day.
Calming nervine herbs like chamomile, valerian or skullcap may help your pet relax and sleep.
Homeopathy:
After surgery, if your pet is groggy, nauseated or slow to
wake up, give a single pellet or tablet of homeopathic
Phosphorus 30c. Arnica 30c is the all-purpose follow-up
treatment for surgery; give 1 pellet or tablet every 4
hours for a total of 3 treatments. If the skin is red or
irritated or if there is a discharge of fluid or pus around
the wound or its stitches, give 1 pellet or tablet of
Apis
(This column is authored by Carol Koenigsknecht, Herbal
Practitioner and owner of Terra Ken Herbals. She is available for consultations, classes and lectures, and can be
reached via her website at www.TerraKenHerbals.net or by
phone, (706) 797-0091. She also owns and operates Carol's
Critter Care, a pet-sitting service.)
DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this column is intended for educational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please seek the advice of a QUALIFIED veterinarian or health care practitioner
before using any herbs, supplements or other natural approaches to health discussed in this column.
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PUPPY THROWN FROM CAR
BOY
*I was fostering Boy, a young Damatian mix, but now he
is missing! He is very sweet and may have taken up at
someone's home, probably in Madison County. He would
make a great family pet. His is current on all vaccines,
neutered, and HW negative. He wears a red collar, no
microchip yet unfortunately. If you see or have him,
please call (408) 209-2793.*
Someone threw this precious little girl out of a moving
car. She is at my vet’s office and has had surgery on her
leg and is expected to make a full recovery. She is very
sweet, quiet and lets you know when she needs to go out
to do her business. My vet says she is between 12 and
14 weeks old. Email: [email protected], or please call (706)
561-3341.
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BAGHEERA
HANNA MAE
At 9 years old, she and her sister
Hannah Mae, along with 13 other
cats were orphaned when their human parents were attacked and
killed by a pack of feral dogs.
Dashing young male who was
brought to AAHS because his previous owner could no longer afford to
care for him. Please open up your
home for this animal in need.
5 year old Dilute Torbie with enchanting green eyes. Sweet as they
come and would make any house
her home and any family her own.
All she asks for is love.
LUDA
LUPITA
PUMPKIN
ANGEL
Luda hasn’t quite figured out how to
rap yet but he’s still one of AAHS’s
biggest stars and most notorious
lovers. This 3 year old Orange
Tabby male is looking for affection.
Brought to AAHS back in June
along with 4 young kittens who
have all since been adopted. At a
year old, she is practically still a
kitten herself and needs a home.
Every home needs a Tortoiseshell,
at least that’s what Pumpkin thinks.
And many of us agree with her.
This 4 year old princess is looking
for her prince in shining armor.
SIERRA
CHEEKIA
ROBBIE
A senior purebred Aussie looking
for a home. Amazing dog, obedience trained, housetrained, loves
the Frisbee and tennis ball!
Cheekia is a two year old 10 lb.
sweetheart. A perfect small size for
an apartment.
Senior Boxer/Lab mix. Robbie is a
sweet gentle soul. A great gentleman looking for a home to retire to
HESTER
NOAH
TUX
Hester is a purebred Cocker Spaniel; Amazing dog but does have a
few behavior problems, read her full
bio online.
8 month old Lab mix puppy. Noah
will stay on the petite side, probably
will be in the low 30 lb range. He is
a typical sweet playful puppy.
Tux is a possible Pointer mix but on
the small side at 35 pounds. Housetrained and loves to play.
Georgia Equine Rescue
P.O. Box 787 • Locust Grove, GA 30248
(770) 464-0138
As sad as it is to imagine, there are many horses in Georgia needing
loving homes just as there are cats, dogs, and other “pets”. The problem stems from “over breeding” and a lack of understanding of the requirements for care of these wonderful animals.
Thanks to Georgia laws that protect horses, mules, and donkeys
from starvation and other forms of abuse, the Georgia Department of
Agriculture has the authority to impound equine that are in a critical
situation in accordance with the Georgia Humane Care for Equine Act.
Impounded animals are rehabilitated and many are sold at public auction to new owners which, hopefully, give them a second chance at a
comfortable and useful life.
Auctions are held at frequent intervals as horses become available.
The Georgia Department of Agriculture provides information about each
animal and the auction location on their website at
www.agr.georgia.gov. New owners are requested to enter into an
agreement that the equine may be monitored for one to two years after
the sale.
The Georgia Equine Rescue League, Inc. offers horses for adoption.
These are horses which are donated to GERL for a variety of reasons
by people who find that they are no longer able to care for them. There
is a small “adoption fee” for these horses and they are monitored by
When We Get a Horse….
GERL for a period of time until it is determined that the horse and the new
owner are a good match.
A current listing of available horses
through Georgia Equine Rescue League
may be found in their monthly newsletter
or on their web site at www.gerlltd.org.
Barbara Bendzunas
When we get a new puppy, the vet gives us a nice little booklet
that gives us broad outlines of what we need to do. It includes
nutrition outlines and shot schedules needed.
education. Often when I stop, I am told the horse must have
something wrong with him because the pasture is full of stuff.
Either way, it is a horrid way to exist.
When we get our first horse, this does not happen. There is no
such booklet that I can find. If you have a horse vet, he or she
will usually help you make decisions and recommend what
shots and all you need. He may even give you names of farriers. If you call a farm vet who is used to working with farmers,
and experienced livestock owners, you will get nothing except
what you ask for.
The library has several good books on owning your first horse.
There are a lot of sites on line that are great. Go to
www.about.com and type in “your first horse”. All the information
is good, and you will find more information than you have time to
read.
All horses and all ponies, need certain things. They need to
have their hooves attended to by someone who is knowledgeable. They need certain vaccinations each year, including rabies. It amazes me how few people even think about this.
Since horses usually show symptoms of rabies that are not
easily recognized, this is especially important to our families as
well as the horse.
The other consideration is food. A lot of people turn the horse
out with cattle in a huge field. The horses get fat, which leads
to deadly complications. Ponies are especially prone to this,
since they can eat as much as a horse, but were usually developed as a breed to be able to live on sparse pasture.
The other extreme is the horse standing dejectedly in a lot filled
with weeds, which horses can not digest, slowly starving to
death. I see them all too often as I drive through the countryside. Some are victims of willful neglect, some just of lack of
For more information, feel free to email me at
[email protected]. I will help as much as I can.
Happy trails. Barbara
Barbara Bendzunas
[email protected]
Clay and Pottery Classes
11 Gholston St. Comer, Georgia
(706) 352-4306
BORDER COLLIE MIXES
TOBY (L, male) and MICHE (R, female) are sweet, young and healthy indoor/outdoor dogs looking for a
new home. Their elderly Mom can no longer care for them, as he has moved to an assisted living center.
They are current on all vaccinations and spayed/neutered. Housebroken.
Contact: [email protected]
Lucy was rescued by the Oconee Regional Humane Society and is looking for
a permanent home. She is a 1-year old
black and tan coonhound, approximately
50 lbs. She is a well socialized and
healthy pup that is very easy going and
quite eager to please both human and
doggie pals.
Lucy is crate trained and house trained.
You can meet Lucy at Pet Supplies Plus
in Athens on Saturdays from 10am – 3pm.
Also, check out her profile on
www.orhspets.org where you will find
more information about adopting a dog
through the Oconee Regional Humane
Society.
My name is Tess, I am a mature girl.
I enjoy days spent lounging on the couch.
My favorite thing to do is eat. I will eat
anything. I am housebroken, though I do
have an accident on occation. I love attention from my humans. I get along well with
other animals, although I'm a little nervous
around big dogs. I don't like to be alone, I
would like to have another dog or cat
around if no humans are home. I get a
little seperation anxiety if I'm alone. I don't
like to get wet, don't want to go outside if it
is raining!! I'm so sweet I just may melt.
Baths are not fun at all, I behave, but I
don't like it. I hope to find a home with lots
of love and lots of food!! You can contact
my current mommy at 678-733-1646 or
email her at [email protected].
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MISSING “DUKE”
Duke was lost May 4th, 2009, east
Paoli Road in Carlton. He’s a 4
year old Blue Tick Beagle, black
saddle, brown/reddish face, white
dipped tail, orange collar. Very shy
dog. Does not like loud noises.
Contact: 706-2244941.
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Disaster Relief Animal Rescue (Felines) (Athens)
Bill Koehlke and Sue Jordan - (706) 546-0433
To begin this months article we first want to give
our condolences to Mrs. Kathy Hoard, Athens
Clarke County Commissioner, whose husband Ed
Hoard passed away last week. Words cannot express as to how we feel for her loss. She is one of
our strongest supporters for our cats and kittens.
And we thank her for asking her friends and family
in lieu of flowers to contribute to DRAR. We have
received many generous checks and it will greatly
help our cause.
Now for some noteworthy and sad news regarding
several of our feeding stations. Recently a note
was left at one station by someone who used filthy
language towards Bill and Mike who feed the cats.
This person who also called both of them idiots is
concerned about nature in his writings; also at one
feeding station was tuna with rat poison mixed in
with the food. We have also noticed a decline in the
cat population in that area.
Near one of our feeding places, Sue was contacted
by a rescue group that a family was missing their
family cat, Sally, who had gotten out of the house
and was missing. A day or two later, the family
found their beloved pet mauled and killed by several foxes. So please keep your pets inside and
keep an eye on your children if they are playing
near the wood. Just be cautious.
At another feeding location, someone keeps taking
the dishes and dumping, so our cats cannot eat or
drink. Permission was given for us to feed at this
location by the owner of the property to feed the
four cats that have been spayed and neutered.
They are hurting no one. We noticed three of them
are not showing up to eat lately. If that person is
reading this article, beware, we have people at different times looking out for you.
Well, this one is a new one for us. At a feeding station near a medical building, about fifty feet away
from the building, employees were advised to park
their cars at the front of the building! The building
has ants and complaints were made that the ants
were visible in the employee’s cars when they
parked in the rear lot. Blame was placed on the cat
food, 50 feet from the building in a heavy wooded
area. Note that Bill never saw any ants at the feeding station and each day he sprayed the area to
prevent any problems. As soon as the building and
grass was sprayed by the exterminator, millions of
ants flooded to the wooded area. This was all comical, and we feel that some people didn’t like the
cats that minded their own business and didn’t
bother anyone. Last weekend, we moved out 11
cats and kittens. Believe us, one of the biggest
problems for all feral and stray cats and kittens is
PEOPLE! People created the feral cat problems
and many feel all feral cats should be killed.
We have barn cats, all Fixed and ready for a farm,
ranch or someone who has shelter for them. They
need a caretaker who will feed and water them daily.
They are beautiful cats and victims of Human Beings.
We also have a beautiful Persian who needs a loving home, she was the victim of a rough divorce and
for her years of being a great indoor cat, it was the
death penalty. We heard of the terrible situation and
took her home. She is a beautiful animal and very
loving. She is declawed on all four, so she has to
stay indoors. We also have cats ready for a new
home. All have had theirs shots and vet checked.
The kittens still take the lead in all our time and
money. We need monetary donations or bags of cat
food; we are feeding about a 100 cats daily. Every
cent will go to good use. Bill is spending a bundle of
his own money. Please help us. Your donations are
tax deductible. You can call us or drop money or
food off at Pet Supplies Plus at Alps Shopping Center near Kroger’s. Just tell them it’s for DRAR or Sue
and Bill.
Thank you everyone who is helping with donations,
food and other cat related items.
If You Would Like To Donate
Call Us At (706) 546-0433
BUBBA
Bubba is a neutered male American Bulldog or Pit Bull
mix. 1 year old, has been heartworm tested (negative),
dewormed and vaccinated for rabies, DHLPP and Bordetella. He will be microchipped before adoption. He’s super sweet and craves attention. He gets along great with
the 4 other dogs in his foster home. His adoption fee is
$150. For more information contact his foster mom Alana
at the clinic. (706) 546-7879 or [email protected]
PUPPY FOR ADOPTION
This incredibly smart puppy is a 20 lb. male, believed to be a Lab/Pit mix around 4 months of age.
He is brown with a white t-bone across his chest. He
is housebroken, he will sit, come and stay and is
very good when walking. Please contact Dennise @
(706) 621-3471.
CHLOE
Chloe is a people-loving, active, cuddly, highly intelligent Rat
Terrier/Jack Russell mix just at a year old and about 20 lbs.
Shelter life has made her possessive, but she's coming along
very well with positive training. She is so focused and smart, she
could be trained to do just about anything. Chloe is fully vetted,
house trained, pad trained, crate trained and has graduated
beginning obedience. She needs a yard with a fence that deters
climbing, as she does like to take off to play with the neighborhood kids or chase deer. Chloe would love to have a forever
human who can be lovingly firm with their new buddy. Please
email [email protected] or look her up at
www.newrattitude.org/dogs.htm for more info.
ZEF
Zef is a loving sweetheart who wants to be treated
like a baby. If you would like to know more about Zef
please email me at: [email protected] or call (706)
621-1561
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All other classifieds are $10 per month. If you would like to
submit a photo for an animal for adoption, there will be a
$15-$20 charge, depending on the size of the photo and
length of copy. All copy and photos must received no later
than the last Thursday of the month preceding the
following month’s issue. Send copy and photos to: Critter
Magazine, 54 Tucker Drive, Comer, Georgia 30629.
(706) 783-5791 • E-Mail: [email protected].
LOST
LOST
Yellow Long Hair
Female Tabby
with
yellow and white
fluffy tail
Was seen getting into
a work truck on
Laurel Drive
Off Whitehead Rd.
Missing over 1 year
Very much loved
And missed
Please Call
(706) 546-6967
With any information
Maxx is a 9 year old gentle, friendly chow-black.
The top of his coat has a
reddish tint to it from the
sun. He has an orange
collar with a 2009 rabies
tag .Our hearts are broken & is like a son to us.
Has been missing from
Colbert for 4 weeks now.
Cream Colored
Female Chow
(With a Summer Haircut)
Red Collar
Missing from Danielsville
Hwy. 98 East area
Madison County
If seen please call
(706) 795-3223
Or
(706) 296-3147
LOST DOG
Black and Tan
Dachshund
Small Red/Brown Male
Neutered male
7 years old
Jefferson Road
Oak Grove area
Contact Julianna at
Oglethorpe/Winterville area
(706) 850-1433
Reward for Return
Pinscher/Terrier mix
No tail, black collar
Lost May 26, 2008
(706) 742-2096
If you’d like to
foster an animal
for adoption,
please call one
of the rescue
organizations in
this publication
or call 783-5791
LOST
Large, black and red
Doberman Pinscher,
about 2 years old,
one floppy cropped
ear, one cropped
standing up. He answers to the name of
“Buddy” He is afraid
of thunder and may
have left home during a storm. Please
let us know if you
have seen or found
a dog of this description. He is missed so
very much.
Call
(706) 548-4941.
“The Greatness Of A Nation
And Its Moral Progress
Can Be Judged By The Way
Its Animals Are Treated.”
—— GANDHI
WANT TO HELP ATHENS-CLARKE COUNTY
ANIMAL CONTROL HELP A DOG?
We are looking for donations of
rope toys and large durable, rubber chew toys
This will help keep the dogs from going
“Kennel Crazy” during their stay at our shelter.
If you would like to make a donation or
volunteer to play with the dogs
Please Call Patrick at 613-3540
All-Breed
Pet
Grooming
Discover Why
Is The Best Pet Supply Store!
Low, Low Discount Prices
Leashed Pets Welcome, Bring In Your Owner
Appointments
Taken
Monday - Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Double Manufacturer’s coupons
Up To $1.00 Total Refund Per Coupon
Call
(706) 353-0648
Open 7 Days A Week
WE WILL MEET OR BEAT ANY ADVERTISED PRICE,
For Details
NO HASSLE GUARANTEE
Custom Pet Tags Engraved While You Wait
We Care About Your Pets
Pet Adoptions
Every Saturday 12:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Oconee Regional ● Athens Area Humane Society
Madison-Oglethorpe Animal Shelter
ATHENS AREA HUMANE SOCIETY RABIES CLINIC
First Saturday of Every Month 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Corner of Alps
and Baxter Street
191 Alps Road
Athens, Georgia
(706) 353-0650
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