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As we get ready for cold weather, some of the reminders I’ve seen have been more entertaining than others
24/01/2026

As we get ready for cold weather, some of the reminders I’ve seen have been more entertaining than others

As we prep for the Icepocalypse in Georgia ❄️🐾

- Please don't chase wildlife away. They’re just looking for a cozy shelter from wind & ice (under decks, sheds, or near your house).
- Don’t cuddle wildlife. Cold + stress = “bite me” energy.
- Straw = good. Blankets/towels = soggy, cold, misery.

Give wildlife space. They may move slowly or just chill (literally) to conserve energy.

- No storm-snack sharing. Oreos & Slim Jims = bad for wildlife.
- Don’t try warming wildlife with heaters or warm water. Someone will try, we know it…
- Babies aren’t always abandoned. Parents might be watching nearby.

Not sure what to do? Text us 678-827-5496 or visit Animal Help Now (AHNow.org) to find a licensed rehabber for guidance.

💚 Ice melts but kindness sticks.

We leave you with this classic reminder by OK Dept of Wildlife that wildlife is wild. No, we don't have "populations of" mountain lions in Georgia (but the post is still funny). 😉 No we don't.

24/12/2025

Santa’s Reindeer are officially cleared for entry into Georgia - Merry Christmas Eve!

21/12/2025

Happy Solstice, wherever you may be.

18/12/2025

Great news from the North Pole: Santa Claus' reindeer have been officially cleared for their Christmas Eve journey following their annual veterinary checkup by the AVMA.

Happy Thanksgiving to all the fur families out there! 🧡Whether your day involves begging at the table, stealing leftover...
28/11/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to all the fur families out there! 🧡
Whether your day involves begging at the table, stealing leftovers, or snoring through the football game—we hope it’s full of love, treats, and belly rubs. 🦃🐾

27/11/2025

Thanksgiving leftovers can be just as dangerous as the feast itself. Here's how to keep your pets safe.

After the meal, turkey bones become extremely hazardous. Cooked bones splinter and can cause serious stomach or intestinal damage. Store all leftovers in sealed containers on high shelves or in the refrigerator immediately. Secure your trash with a tight lid or put it outside in a closed bin—garbage raids are a common cause of pet emergencies during the holidays. Even leftover fatty foods like gravy, skin, and casseroles can cause pancreatitis in pets.

If your pet gets into leftovers or the trash, chat with us online or call at 800-213-6680. We're here 24/7, even on Thanksgiving.

This is a crazy story…
22/11/2025

This is a crazy story…

“You may not believe me, but I just had a bald eagle drop a cat through my windshield," she told 911: 2wsb.tv/48scLge

Definitely have a clingy dog here….
21/11/2025

Definitely have a clingy dog here….

Clingy dogs > clingy people

Send to a friend who gets it 🫶

Heads up - I LOVE my Skylight that was gifted to me 2 years ago and we use it every day! It made syncing calendars easie...
20/11/2025

Heads up - I LOVE my Skylight that was gifted to me 2 years ago and we use it every day! It made syncing calendars easier and we can use it for photos, chores and more! If you've been interested, it's on sale now for Black Friday!
Sharing because it’s a fav in our house! (Amazon affiliate link – I earn from purchases)

The Skylight Calendar is an innovative digital display with Wi-Fi connection for all your calendar events, tasks, shopping lists and to help you organize your family's busy schedule. It has a 15-inch touchscreen display that displays your family's schedule in HD clarity, color and brightness, mak...

06/11/2024

It's true! Researchers have found that dogs can associate words or names with specific toys, and some dogs can remember these names even years later. 🤯

What do you call your dog's toys? Let us know in the comments!

Check out more about the study here: https://bit.ly/3Ux7AEi

08/08/2024

Researchers from Oakland University surveyed hundreds of cat caregivers and found that cats exhibited behaviors associated with grief after a fellow cat or dog in the household died.

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