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In front of a standing-room-only crowd, members of the Screven County County Commission unanimously agreed Tuesday to begin building a new animal shelter.
WASSAW ISLAND, Ga. (AP) — Oliver the loggerhead sea turtle is free.
Why did the duck cross the road? To get to the other side, of course. But the road has to be safe to cross first. Some fifth graders at Marshpoint Elementary School have been concerned about ducks that live in a pond near their school. After working on it for months, they managed to convince the county to put up a “duck crossing sign” Tuesday
Some dogs do more than serve as pets…they actually work to provide important services to others. Those dogs include seeing eye dogs, search and rescue dogs, and police k-9 among others. This week the American Veterinary Medical Association is giving back to them with free eye exams.
Just about everyone is finding ways to stretch a dollar. But since our pets don’t know much about that, they may need a little help from us.
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Savannah/Chatham County Animal Control To request pickup of a stray or aggressive animal, or to report animal neglect or abuse: Call dispatch at (912) 652-6575 (8am to 5pm weekdays), or (912) 652-6500 (evenings & weekends) To determine if your lost pet has been picked up, or to locate an impounded animal: Call Animal Control Shelter at (912) 351-6750. |
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Bryan County Animal Caregivers (912) 727-2694 Bulloch County Animal Shelter (912) 764-4529 Chatham County Animal Tags (912) 201-4300 Coastal Pet Rescue (912) 351-4151 Effingham Animal Control (912) 754-2109 Liberty County Animal Shelter (912) 876-3647 PALS (For reduced fee spay/neuter vouchers) (912) 925-7257 |
PAWS (912) 352-2247 Richmond Hill Animal Shelter (912) 727-3884 Save-A-Life (912) 598-7729 SNAC (Spay/Neuter Alliance & Clinic) (843) 645-2500 Southern Comfort Rescue (912) 355-8871 Voices for Pets (912) 897-7727 |
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July 1: TODAY's Jill Rappaport and Richard Gentles from Animal Care and Control of New York City reveal makeovers of four large dogs in need of homes. (Today Show)
June 26: A rescued cat nurses orphaned puppies at an animal shelter in Illinois. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown has the video. (msnbc.com)
June 25: TODAY hosts get an update on the three tiger cubs who were raised by a golden retriever at a Kansas zoo. The zoo's owners, Tom and Allie Harvey, discuss the past year of the cubs' lives. (Today Show)
June 23: David Mizejewski of the National Wildlife Federation shows Hoda and Kathie Lee some animals to look out for when camping. (Today Show)
June 23: Japanese veterinarians are appealing to dog owners to have their pooch donate blood. Msnbc.com's Becca Field has more details. (msnbc.com)
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