puppies sold through the internet and in stores most often sick and disease ridden.
How can you help?
GPA desperately needs donations to give the medical care needed for all our dogs and cats. If you can help, please send a donation either through Paypal to our account gpa@gpanimals.com or a check made out to Georgia Partnership for Animals and mailed to:
Georgia Partnership for Animals
950 Sablegreen Way
Alpharetta, GA 30004
We need good foster homes that can help us so we can "save" more dogs and cats. We will be asking people who wish to foster to complete an application so that we can make sure to match people with the right type of dog.
Adopt one our babies and give them a new life that makes up for what they have been through. We know that many of them are older and several have limited eyesight, but their hearts are big and ready to love.
Meet Some of Our Pets
Featured Dog
Rudy is a very sweet young man that has so much to offer the right family. He was brought into rescue from the time he was a very young pup and unfortunately, grew up to be shy. He was transfered to GPA more than 1 year ago and his shyness has kept him from finding that perfect home. The most frustrating thing is that he is only shy with strangers. He has captured the heart of his foster Mom and gives her kisses to show his love. Please give Rudy a chance to have his very own family. Read his profile and contact us if you think he could be part of your family.
Featured Dog
Maddie is a beautiful Great Dane-Mastiff mix (about 105 pounds) whom we believe had lived outside on concrete for most of her life. She had not been adopted out at a local shelter because she tested positive for heartworm disease. GPA brought her into our program, provided medical care for the heartworm disease, and is now pleased that she is once again healthy and ready for her forever home. Be sure to look at Maddie's posting to learn more about this wonderful dog.
Featured Adoption
Hamilton is an amazing cat who was dropped off at a shelter because he was urinating outside his litter box. Unfortunately, his owners didn't know that such behavior is often caused by a urinary tract infection. After a course of antibiotic therapy...problem gone! Hamilton has been adopted by the Morelli family who say he has been perfect in every way.
Adopting a Friend
GPA’s dogs and cats are cared for by a team of caring volunteers. All animals receive behavioral and temperament assessments by one of our trained volunteers. Before a pet is made available for adoption, he or she receives all necessary vaccinations, is spayed/neutered and micro-chipped. We strive to be scrupulously honest about a pet’s personality and physical condition, and will always take back an animal that does not work out.
We carefully screen all potential adopters and conduct home visits prior to placing an animal. We reserve the right to reject a home that we do not believe is suitable for one of our pets.
Adoptions fees range from $195-$300 for dogs; and $110-$150 for cats and kittens based on a variety of factors including age, size, breed and special needs issues. Please note we also offer discounted fees to senior citizens. Adoption fees are fully refunded if an animal is returned within three weeks of adoption.
Please e-mail us to request a cat or dog application. We will review your application within 48 hours (usually less) and get back to you to let you know if we think you and a particular pet will be a good fit.
Volunteers Needed!
GPA is looking for volunteers for a variety of activities, and we especially need dedicated individuals and families who are willing to serve as foster homes. Please consider this incredibly impactful way of helping homeless pets!
We also need help at adoption days and many other forms of support. Please contact us for more information on how you can help.
Other Ways You Can Help
We found out very quickly that operating a rescue organization is a very costly endeavor. Costs associated with the actual rescue activities, out-of-the-ordinary veterinary costs for special needs animals, food, heartworm and flea prevention medication, food, feeding bowls, leashes, collars, chew toys, cleaning supplies...and on and on!!...really add up.
We very gratefully accept financial donations and in-kind contributions to help support our efforts. On-line contributions to GPA can be made through PayPal by using our email address: gpa@gpanimals.com.
Our wish list includes such items as quality-brand dog & cat food (dry & canned); Kong Toys & Stuffers; Dog Biscuits; Non-Edible Chew Toys (Nylabone or similar); Snap Collars (we like to give them new collars when they come in); Dog Beds – All Sizes; Squeaky Toys for Dogs; Clumpable/Scoopable Kitty Litter; Cat Toys;
Collapsible/folding Crates.
Please contact us is you are interested in donating any of these items. Thank you!!
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Georgia Partnership for Animals
980 Birmingham Road
Suite 501-303
Alpharetta, GA 30004
Phone: 770 664 9123
Petfinder web page: www.gpa.petfinder.com
Email:
GPA@GPAnimals.com
Click here for a list of this organization's pets.
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