Saving Sally the GSD

29/05/2024

Help! Came home from dog park to find a budgie in my driveway. Dont know if one of my ferals got him as he is hurt. Able to walk but not much. I’m giving him food and water and will keep him safe in the cat free garage for the night. Anyone know of a vet or rescue that takes injured birds. First couple of pics are the actual bird. Last pic is from Google Lens where I was trying to identify. Robin Cole Allgood Lovy Myers Chris Benson Ingrid Siegert

13/05/2024

Dunwoody Place

UPDATE: REUNITED!! Nora is home safe & sound after 16 hours, 28 minutes :)

"I am so grateful for all of the prayers and tips for recovery! Thank you! We are beyond thrilled to have our sweet Nora back home with us!"
-Nora's Owner
Please spread the word! Nora was LOST on May 12, 2024 in Sandy Springs, GA 30350 near Dunwoody Place, North River Drive, Hope Rd.

Description: Black and gray Toy Poodle, 6.5 - 7.0 lbs.

For more info or to contact Nora's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/70293792

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

28/03/2024

An acquaintance contacted me about the two dog a pictures yesterday. The owner has to get them rehomed by this weekend. They are mother and son and are located in Covington, Ga. Neither dog is fixed nor has received basic vet care. The mom is the white dog and is about 3 years old. The boy is the brownish dog and will be 2 next month. The owner will have to dump them at the Newton County shelter if no one can take them in. Both dogs are very sweet, but the boy is skittish. Please share with rescues for anyone that may be able to take them in. Send me a message so I can get you in contact with the owner. Ideally would like them to go together.

Robin Cole Allgood Joanne Benson Lavonda Barineau Till Braveheart Bulliez Rescue Linda Parker Blaylock Bridget Maloney BarkVille Dog Rescue Carolyn Reaves O'Brien Guccobi Carter Charlotte West Megan Cathey Dee McGowan Wags and Wiggles Dog Rescue Saving Georgia Dogs-SGD Tracy Fern Linda Smith Fleming Lauri Flink Frenkel Regina Fairchild Hodges Joan Falcon Locher Jessica Barber Gwen Kelly Sharon Martin Marcia Hockenbery Terentius Glenn Lisa Wolf Hester Hilary Smith Andrea Hollier Jamie Sprague Jennie Palmer LifeLine Animal Project Kim Thrift Knight Lovy Myers Lara Shaw Veronica Lambert Stephanie Austin Lally Latimer Peebles Virginia Taylor Lee Wendy McMahon Tammy O'Connor Orphan Annie Rescue Old Dog Home Randy Robey Tina Walden Angels Among Us Pet Rescue Lucky Farms Animal Rescue Rescue Me GA Hero Dog Rescue Releash Atlanta

03/01/2024

This small black Scottie type dog was found in my neighborhood in Snellville on Monday. Please let me know if you have seen a lost dog post matching her

21/04/2022

Hello All,

I haven't posted in sometime because I have been very busy this winter and spring looking for lost dogs. Twilight is the 5th case I have actively worked this year. We were very close to trapping Twilight last week, when an interfering neighbor saw her and chased her from the area she had been hiding in for two weeks. We have no sightings of her since last Thursday, when a family saw her on their ring camera in the middle of the night. Unfortunately, this new sighting is over three miles away from the last sighting. We need volunteers to help spread the word about Twilight in the Roswell/Alpharetta area east of GA 400 and north of Holcomb Bridge Road. Twilight was lost on Nesbitt Ferry Rd and is believed to be in a 4 mile radius from the intersection of Nesbitt Ferry and Old Alabama Road in John's Creek. Please share the flyer with anyone you know who lives in that area. Encourage people to check their security cameras late at night because she has gone nocturnal and is not being seen during the day. We have to identify her hiding area and lure her to a trap. Please text or call any sightings to 770-473-9738 asap. Please advise anyone you share this flyer with that they should not chase or approach Twilight. She is super skittish and will not approach a human.

LOST HOUND - 3/6/2022 - 4:45PM

LAST SIGHTING - 4/14/2022

Twilight is STILL OUT THERE. We need local and residents to share the flyer linked below AND this post to your neighborhood association pages, groups, and channels.

PLEASE -- if you see the Greyhound, DO NOT FEED, DO NOT CHASE and DO NOT CALL. She is VERY skittish. Please report all sightings and any photos to [email protected] OR call / text 770-473-9738.

UPDATED FLYER - 4/19/2022

https://greyhoundadoption.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/twilight-flyer-2022-04-19.pdf

A newly adopted and VERY SHY Greyhound has been lost in Alpharetta, GA. She may not answer to "Twilight." She was last seen wearing a pink identification collar and her SEGA star tag.

03/03/2021

Hello Sally friends,

Do you remember the Missy Trap I built in 2019 to catch Sally at the Korean Church?. Poor Sally, now known as Lexi Palmer was trapped in the Missy Trap 3 times, but managed to escape each time. I learned many valuable lessons from working on Sally for so long. Last week, I borrowed back the trap from Lovy Myers, whom is able to devote much more time to trapping than me. I am so pleased that the trap worked perfectly last week and I was able to trap Snowy for Wags and Wiggles Dog Rescue. Snowy is absolutely gorgeous . She is smart and sweet and really deserves a great home with a dog friend and a high fence. As she had been roaming free for a year, she is considered a flight risk. This means her future adopter will need to be cognizant of all escape opportunities and proactively prevent her from getting free. Snowy will be a great family dog provided the kids understand she has to have a collar and leash on outside at all times.
Please share to any friends that are looking for a sweet smart dog, and who also have the time and temperament to train Snowy to become a family dog. Wags and Wiggles Dog Rescue is accepting donations to cover her medical costs. Snowy is already spayed and is heartworm negative. But she does have worms and a UTI that are currently being treated in Cu***ng.

09/01/2021

I was so nervous when she took off running out of the neighborhood around 11am. But she came back and went into the trap around noon. She is safe in the house now with Donna and Joe

06/01/2021

Tuesday January 5th is Lexi’s first anniversary for her gotcha day! A year ago a small group of dog lovers gathered at The Collections at Perimeter Park to capture the roaming GSD that I had nicknamed Sally. Poor Sally had been living on the streets around North Peachtree and 285 for at least a year. After a successful capture, Sally was rushed to a vet for basic medical care and later went home with foster mom Jennie Palmer. Sally moved in with Jennie’s pack and learned to be a family pet. After a few months, Jennie decided Sally had to permanently join her pack and formally adopted her and named her Lexi! Lexi has had an amazing year and has grown into a beautiful dog. I am so happy that all of the time spent trying to trap and rescue Lexi has resulted in a good dog having her best life possible. Thank you to everyone that helped feed and lookout for Lexi while she was running loose and to the team put together by Reeves OBrien with Two Tailz Rescue to capture Lexi on a really cold January morning. Happy 1 Year Gotcha Day to Lexi Palmer! Please enjoy these pics of Lexi on this special anniversary.
Jennifer Crevis

20/11/2020

This video is a few weeks old. Jennie Palmer adopted a new boy named Jax
He absolutely loves his big sister! Lexi is so tolerant and patient of all his antics!

20/11/2020

Here is a video of Lexi fka Sally hanging with her new adopted brother Jax. She is so gentle and tolerant of all his antics

17/04/2020

Sally was formally adopted by Jennie Palmer. Her name has officially changed to Lexi Palmer. Please check out the recent pics of Lexi with her new mom and two of her siblings! I am so happy to see how she has adapted to family life. She loves her dog beds! No more wet concrete for this girl.

21/03/2020

I am so happy to announce that Sally's foster mom, Jennie Palmer, has formally adopted Sally!!!. Sally has been renamed to Lexi Palmer. In the 2.5 months that she has been rescued, Lexi has learned how to walk on a leash, share space with dog siblings, and how to take a treat out of a human's hand. She has been through several veterinarian visits. The docs determined that she is blind in her right eye. Also they determined that while her right leg break healed back crooked, she is managing just fine and so surgery is not recommended. Jennie is keeping her on bone and joint supplements and Lexi is doing just great.

To celebrate Lexi's new family, Jennie is bringing her over to the Collections at Perimeter Park on Sunday March 22nd at 11:45 am to meet and greet the neighbors that spent so much time trying to catch her, offering her food, and hoping that one day she would be caught. Lexi also wants to show off her new leash walking skills and that she is the sweetest dog. If you are in the area, please join us in the area between the steps to the pool and the steps to the playground on Sunday at 11:45am to say "Hi".

09/02/2020

Sally’s foster mom tried to get some Saturday laundry done. Little mis Sally had her own thoughts on where the clean sheets will go!

09/02/2020

Happy 1 month rescue to Sally! Here she is snuggled in her favorite chair Wednesday night. She was so happy to be inside and not out in the crazy rain we had all week

09/02/2020

I finally had time to go see Sally at her foster mom’s house this past Monday night. I got to walk Sally all around Huntley Hills Elementary and she did awesome walking on a leash. She has learned how to accept treats from a human hand. That was pretty exciting cause I held out my open hand with a treat and she gently grabbed it. Got a hand lick later too! These pics are from hanging out after our walk. The other dog in the pic is Cody. He is about 10 years old and has been showing Sally the ropes. What is so cool about Cody is that he was an abandoned street dog just like Sally. He lived on his own in Cobb County for a really long time before Jennie Palmer could get him caught. He is proof that a street dog can be worked with to become an awesome family pet. Because of his story, I know that Sally with love and attention and time will make someone an awesome best friend. She is available for adoption with Two Tailz Rescue, so please check out their website for her adoption info. It is hard to believe, but Wednesday February 5th was the one month anniversary of Sally’s rescue.

21/01/2020

21/01/2020

21/01/2020

Here are a few new pics of Sally from last week. I was able to go over and walk her on a leash Wednesday night around the neighborhood. I was so impressed by how well she was doing walking with the pack on a leash. She is learning and trusting more everyday!

10/01/2020

So happy she is making friends! She seems to really enjoy chasing Henry.

10/01/2020

Morning walk!

10/01/2020

Who can I chase now?

05/01/2020

Pics from right after we caught her to Sally making friends with her new pack

05/01/2020

If you would like to donate to help cover the rescue costs and her vet visits, please go to https://twotailzrescue.org/donate
She is already listed on Two Tailz website as an adoptable dog. They have her listed as Stella because they recently had a Sally in their care and do not want people getting confused. When you make your donation, please reference Stella/Sally the gsd in the memo line.

Thank you for your support!
Jennifer Crevis

Two Tailz Rescue Inc is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All donations are tax-deductible, according to the standard that the IRS allows.

05/01/2020

It is a miracle! We caught Sally this morning! It took a small team of volunteers with Two Tailz Rescue getting up at 4:30am in the cold, but we got her! Thank you so much to ’Brien
for making this happen!

31/12/2019

Just saw Sally! She was at the Georgetown SunTrust. Would not come near any humans. I left her plenty of food. Hopefully she will be there when I can get a magnet dog over there tomorrow

30/12/2019

Neighbors. Update- just spotted running on Peeler Road at intersection with ChambleeDunwoody and N Shallowford!! 8am 12/30
Due to the excessive fireworks Christmas Eve, Sally took off running from The Collections at Perimeter Park and ran outside 285 into Dunwoody. She has been spotted twice since then. Once in Vernon Springs neighborhood on Womack and once on ChambleeDunwoody Rd near Calvary Church and Holly Oak neighborhood.
Sally is a long time lost dog that has been living in the triangle of land between 285, Peachtree Industrial and N. Peachtree roads for a year. She is too smart to go into a regular dog trap and will not allow most people to approach her. There is one family in The Collections that is able to pet her and she will nuzzle their little 14mo old boy. She is very sweet and despite her size, she is non aggressive. She likes other big dogs and is known to follow people that are out walking their dog.

Ironically I had just contracted last weekend to get a vet from a rural area to come to the Collections to dart Sally so we can finally catch her and get her into a foster home. There are many neighbors in the area that are concerned about her and would like to see her back home so we can reschedule the vet to dart her.
Please contact me if you have seen her so I can bring a magnet dog to the location to attract her back to the Collections.

28/12/2019

Help Dunwoody friends!!
Christmas Eve’s fireworks scared the crap out of Sally and she ran from them. I just got notification that she was seen yesterday afternoon on Vermack near Dunwoody High School. Can anyone near the school please let me know if you see her?