Sunday, April 4, 2010
Jenkins!!!

Meet Jenkins...He is a GHS favorite! He has been with us for a while now, simply because Pits are harder to adopt out. He really is the sweetest, nicest, and most loving dog. He is extremely smart and very strong! All our volunteers love him. He often rolls over on his back when he wants us to give him a belly rub, and Jenkins has never met a stranger!!!
Handsome Jenkins is a young (1-2 year) Pitbull (65 lbs) who was dumped on a farm as a skinny frightened dog. He wore an old ragged collar and a choke chain that almost had to be cut off (obviously, he had grown in to these old collars). The people who took him in did not want a dog and determined to take him to their very remote county "pound" where he would have been KILLED or worse: adopted, then possibly chained up, bred, and/or used in fighting. A foster home took him and he is in great shape now. Jenkins loves the company of many of the other dogs in the foster home. He listens well, routinely comes when called, and is easily corrected w/a firm "no". He has even indicated he would do well w/kitties. Jenkins is neutered, vaccinated, heartworm neg., and microchipped. Lots really GOOD to say about this very nice dog! For more information about Jenkins, contact veggiebev@bellsouth.net!
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Animal Welfare News?
- http://animals.change.org/
- http://www.humanesociety.org/news/
- http://animalwelfareinstitute.blogspot.com/
- http://www.animalwelfareapproved.org/about/news/
- http://www.thenokillnation.com/
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Tybee
Tybee is our black and tan mini purebred Doxie picked up from Coweta County by AC. He is probably just under 2 years old. He is paralyzed in his back two legs, and we are not sure if he is a surgery candidate. There is an experimental program at UGA and we are desperately trying to get him into it! In order to get him healthy and ready, we are trying to raise funds to remove a tumor he has on his shoulder, blood work, X-Rays which is all needed for the UGA study!
GHS purchased his wheelchair, which he is still working on. He can do it, just does NOT love it! It has made him mobile though! He gets along with everyone and he is a sweetie. He is the nicest little guy you could ever imagine. He lets me do anything to him, as I have to extract his bladder several times a day, treat his wounds, etc...He gives kisses, but he does not wag his tail, which one day we hope he can do!
This is a picture of him in his stroller which I use to help him get around!
-Lisa Ramig, GHS Foster Mom
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