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26/07/2024

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24/07/2024

22/05/2024

We see this a lot... pet parents searching for a pet sitter or dog walker, but the first comment is: "I'm looking for someone who doesn't charge an arm and a leg..."

When you consider the pet-care experience and specialized training professional pet sitters and dog walkers have and the customized care they provide, these pet-care professionals are worth FAR MORE than they charge.

Of course, you have to work within your budget, but lowest price does not mean the best option—and professional pet-care providers should be fairly compensated.

Remember, you get what you pay for—and your pets deserve quality care!

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16/05/2024

Tiny “Tw***ie” is feeling sad. All of her siblings have been adopted but nobody has chosen her yet. Tw***ie is three months old and she weighs just four pounds. Her mom is a 10 pound Chihuahua mix so Tw***ie should grow up to be similar in size. This precious girl is seeking a home where she will be safe and loved for all of her days. Puppies require a significant commitment of your time and energy so please make sure you’re up for the challenge before you apply to adopt Tw***ie. See more photos and apply to adopt this little love at www.SOHFGA.com.

12/05/2024

Dogs, unfortunately don't live long, because they're perfect.
Dogs, with their boundless love and unwavering loyalty, seem almost too perfect for this world. Yet, it's this very perfection that makes their time with us feel all too fleeting. Despite our best efforts to cherish every moment, their lifespans seem unfairly short compared to the immense joy they bring into our lives.

Their playful antics, soulful eyes, and loving nature leave an indelible mark on our hearts, reminding us of the beauty of unconditional love and companionship. Yet, as much as we wish they could stay forever, we must come to terms with the inevitability of their departure.

In their short time on Earth, dogs teach us invaluable lessons about love, resilience, and living in the present moment. They inspire us to be better humans, to love more deeply, and to appreciate the simple joys of life.

Though their time with us may be brief, the love they leave behind is eternal. In their perfection, dogs gift us with a lifetime of memories, laughter, and love that continue to enrich our lives long after they've crossed the rainbow bridge.
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10/05/2024

This is why I love this dude!

02/05/2024

02/05/2024

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Yesterday, we fell short of our target population for the week. While so many dogs found homes over the past few days, an overwhelming number continue to enter our facility and we can’t turn away a dog in need. 33 puppies arrived at our shelter last week alone, with more coming in almost daily.

If you can’t foster or adopt, please help us spread the word. You might know someone who has been thinking about adding a dog to their life, and today is the perfect time to reach out to them. Please visit us today at 3280 Chamblee Dunwoody Road - these pets urgently need your help.

01/05/2024

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It's National Small Business Week, and we want to send a big THANK YOU to professional pet-sitting and dog-walking business owners who provide such a valuable service and are vital parts of our communities.

While using an app to find a pet sitter or dog walker may seem like a quick, convenient way to secure pet care, Pet Sitters International encourages pet parents to seek out the services of a ⭐local, professional pet-sitting or dog-walking business.⭐

Not only does working directly with a local pet-care business help you avoid the “middleman” and put more money into your local economy (apps/third-party sites typically take a portion of your pet-care fee), you are also able to ensure you are working with a pet-care professional that has insurance customized for the care they offer and has taken advantage of continuing education to ensure they are offering quality care.

Looking for a professional pet sitter or dog walker?

Some questions to ask include:

✔Does your business have the proper business license or permit, if required by your state/city/province?
✔Do you have pet-sitter liability insurance that covers the services you provide?
✔Are you able to show proof of a recent background check?
✔Do you use a pet-sitting services agreement that will detail the services we agree to?
✔Are you a Certified Professional Pet Sitter® and/or have you taken advantage of pet-care training such as pet first aid or classes on animal behavior and safety?

Members of Pet Sitters International have access to ongoing resources and training to ensure they stay up to date on the latest pet care and business best practices.

👉Pet parents may download a free Pet-Sitter Interview Checklist at www.petsit.com/finding-the-right-pet-sitter.

25/04/2024

If anyone needs a pet sitter, I had a cancelation. I am available Apr 29-May 5.🐕🐶🐾

21/04/2024

Renewed my Pet CPR/First-aid certification today. Thank you, to my friend and instructor, Nicole Essawy.

14/03/2024

One Hundred Thousand Beating Hearts is a short fillm about White Oak Pastures in Bluffton, Georgia that will be shown along with Kiss the Gound this Sunday at 2 PM.
White Oak Pastures has been using regenerative agriculture practices successfully since 1995. Join us for an afternoon of learning and discussion.
snca.org, 706-878-3300

09/03/2024

Hey guys, let's go hunting and sing loudly the whole time we're out there.....said no hunter ever! Coyotes don't either! These animals only howl to chat with each other. Coyotes make about 11 different vocalizations. The "friendly hello" sounds include low-frequency whining, wow-oo-wowing (often called a greeting song), and group yip-howling (when reuniting and greeting). The aggression/submission sounds include woofing, growling, huffing (high-intensity threat), barking, bark-howling, yelping (submission and startle), and high-frequency whining (usually given by a subordinate coyote). And finally the hauntingly, beautiful signature howl. The howls include lone howling (one of the most common vocalizations), group howling (when reuniting or in response to lone or group howls or yip howls), and group yip-howling (which may announce territory occupancy and may help regulate density of population). Howling sounds can travel around 1,000 yards and can be used by coyotes to identify who’s calling, their gender and perhaps their mood. Transient coyotes don’t usually vocalize as much as resident animals in order to avoid interactions. Lone howls can also announce the location of an individual separated from their group. (Source: Project Coyote)

20/02/2024

This photo is too beautiful not to be seen by everyone 🙌🏻🥰
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31/05/2023

Stella is my co-pilot

26/04/2023

Meet my newest little walking buddy, Charlie. Thank you, Natalie Quinn and Susan Maschal! It is an honor. I am in love with this sweet baby boy! 💙

22/04/2023

97.1 The River w/ Kaedy Kiely were at Perimeter Mall today helping FurKids with their free adoption day! Kaedy is my all-time favorite DJ @ my all-time favorite radio station!! Mabel is the sweet girl in my arms-along with many others that need loving homes. Contact FurKids for more info!

Thank you, Kaedy Kiely and 97.1 for your endless support of animals in need. You guys rock! 🤘🎸🎤

03/04/2023

Today is the birthday of Dr. Jane Goodall (1934), famed British primatologist who revealed the previously unknown social behaviors of chimpanzees by living for years among them.
Goodall was born in London to a businessman father and novelist mother, who noted her love of animals from a very young age. One day when they could not find her, Jane’s parents frantically called the police to report their daughter missing. A few hours later, they discovered that she had been staked out in the family’s backyard chicken coop to watch a hen lay an egg.
By the time it was time to go to university, Goodall realized that she could not afford it. Instead, she worked secretary jobs, saving up for a long-awaited trip to Africa. Once there, she telephoned the famous anthropologist Louis Leakey to discuss animals. Leakey believed that studying primates would reveal important information for the field of evolution. He hired Jane as a secretary, secretly hoping that she would serve as a primate researcher in the field for him. He believed that she had the right personality to spend long periods of time alone in the wilderness. Many of his colleagues were outraged at his decision to work with a woman with no formal scientific education or college degree.
Goodall traveled to Tanzania in 1960 at just 26 years old and with only a notebook and binoculars in tow, prepared to embed herself among the wild chimpanzees of Gombe Stream National Park. She spent many months establishing herself as a nonthreatening presence, and soon worked her way up to what she called “the banana club” — a trust-building method in which she offered bananas to the chimpanzees every day. Goodall became familiar with nearly half of the reserve’s 100-plus chimps. She climbed trees with them, mimicked their behaviors, and sampled their foods.
Her participatory methods had many fellow anthropologists aghast; they disapproved of her anthropomorphic tendencies to name her subjects rather than number them, and also her choice to bait them with food. Some of the more well-known chimpanzees that she worked with were David Greybeard, the alpha male who first accepted Goodall, and Flo, a high-ranking female who gained such popularity that her eventual death warranted an obituary from the London Times.
Goodall was the first to observe that chimpanzees eat meat (previously, they had been thought to be vegetarians) and make and use their own tools. The merit of her work allowed her to become one of the only people in Cambridge University history to receive a Ph.D. without first earning a baccalaureate degree. While in school, she published her first book for a popular audience, My Friends, the Wild Chimpanzees (1970). Her Cambridge mentor at the time was so enraged that he nearly called for her expulsion, reportedly saying of the book, “It’s — it’s — it’s for the general public!” Her first major book, In the Shadow of Man, was published in 1971, and with that Goodall solidified her reputation as one of the earliest and most successful science writers.
She still works as a human and animals’ rights activist, traveling almost constantly in her lobbying for conservation initiatives. She says that she has not slept in the same bed for more than three consecutive weeks in over 20 years.
“Can you imagine what it’s like for me to hear, ‘Because of your last visit, we’re doing this work’?” Goodall once said. “You never know who it’s going to be, or what they’re going to do. But as long as I do it, it keeps happening. So you can see why I can’t very well stop.”

18/03/2023

Roux

16/03/2023

Roux and her GIANT big brother Jack

06/02/2023

REDD: Remember Every Dog Deployed

Full length overview of Project K-9 Hero's mission and purpose. In this video, we highlight our National Ambassador, K-9 Axel, who is retired from ATF Specia...

03/01/2023

The holidays have passed and most of us have returned from travels to visit loved ones. But some of you may have business trips for work, or need a little weekend jaunt to visit an old friend you didn't get to see over the busy holiday season. Well, after Jan 6-10, my calendar is wide open the rest of January, if any of you in my service area* need a pet sitter. Call, text, or P.M. Andi's Animalove Pet Care!
(*Area between Tucker and Doravile, Embry Hills area, Northlake area)