The point of the two articles http://petadvocatesnetwork.org/wordpress/2012/11/04/great-animal-rescue-or-great-scam-a-complete-guide-by-alison-hector/ and http://petadvocatesnetwork.org/wordpress/2012/12/07/quick-guide-to-animal-rescue-credibility-by-alison-hector/ is so you the public can figure out if the rescue is one you want to interact with or not. We have received many questions asking if a specific rescue is good or bad. That is up to you to do the homework, we gave you the tools. We do …
Category Archive: Animal Shelter
Sep 20
FREE ON FRIDAYS FULLY VETTED PUPS AT FCAS!! Hurry!
FREE DOG FRIDAY: Adoption Fees are waived for dogs and puppies that have been at the shelter 3 weeks or more! All pets will be spayed or neutered, up to date in vaccines, and microchipped. FREE flea preventative, heartworm testing and deworming too! Normal screening procedures still apply. 860 Marietta Blvd. Atlanta, GA 30318 (across from …
Jan 19
Fox 5 Randy Travis Update on FCAS 1/17/13 Historic Lobbying Effort
http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/story/20616742/supportive-emails-could-disqualify-shelters-bid-to-run-fulton-county-animal-services Randy Travis continues his series of reports on Fulton County Animal Services. As Pet Advocates Network alerted you – the County is trying to find a reason to disqualify LifeLine. The County was informed numerous times that LifeLine did not generate the petition nor resulting emails. The new information is they are also wanting …
Jan 10
EXTREMELY URGENT! County IS Trying to Disqualify LifeLine to the Commission
January 9th 2013 Commissioners Meeting Animal Control Update http://tinyclip.tv/331ea72e Video Clip of Animal Control Update EXTREMELY URGENT! An informal recommendation was already made and from the comments at the meeting and it obviously WASN’T LifeLine since apparently a memo was disseminated to the Commissioners on January 4th by the selection committee that had some *issue* …
Jan 06
Progressive Animal Sheltering Program
These 11 Steps are successfully being used by modern shelters nationwide to save upward of 90 % of their intake: 1. High-volume, low-cost spay/neuter programs to keep pet populations in check (especially for cats and certain breeds like pitbull-type dogs) 2. Rescue groups to increase adoptions, and transferring animals that need more intensive rehabilitation and …
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