LifeLine Animal Project has spayed or neutered over 60,000 community cats
The group launched metro Atlanta's first Trap-Neuter-Return program, which benefits 35 Georgia counties and gets 700 average monthly requests.
Monday, November 9 · From the posts of 98 Atlanta organizations
The group launched metro Atlanta's first Trap-Neuter-Return program, which benefits 35 Georgia counties and gets 700 average monthly requests.
The Urban League of Greater Atlanta provides financial empowerment and career training to residents of the new affordable housing community.
The 2-year-old southern white rhino died Nov 6 after severe anemia, despite an emergency blood transfusion from adult female Dakari.
Destiny worked for more than a year without a home, often sleeping outside, before an emergency hotel stay and housing approval.
The dogs were among 114 seized from the property, and Georgia Gives Day gifts support the Furkids to the Rescue Fund.
The William and Maude Cosgrove House stood between 6th and 7th Streets, and a neighbor's jewels were stolen in 1905.
Georgia ACT says Double Take Thrift Store and churches near Mineral Bluff and McCaysville are collecting clothing, hygiene products and bottled water.
The Southerland family says respite care would let them spend time with daughter Allie while Andrew is with experienced caregivers.
A canoe program earns 150 points, a visit to Charles Kelpin's grave earns 100, and a docent-led hike earns 50.
Pandas Ping Ping and Fu Shuang made their debut in the all-new habitat spaces in Grant Park.
Several hundred neighbors celebrated the Peoplestown project on October 24 with a look at the design and performances from local students.
The proposed PFAS Transparency Act would require industry to disclose whether it sends PFAS to wastewater treatment plants.
Leaders from Fayette and Coweta Counties met Nov 2 at the Flint Rising Leadership Forum to discuss waterways, greenspace and development.
The Drake House says Rina also passed Phlebotomy and EKG certification exams and is nearing her Certified Clinical Medical Assistant credential.
The Rising Panthers program extends Sandy Springs Education Force's Cradle to College program, which begins in fourth grade and continues through middle school.
The ground venison came through Georgia Hunters for the Hungry, with Ben Peterson of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources coordinating the distribution.
American witchhazel seeds take a full year to mature, and the ripe capsules eject one to two shiny black seeds.
The group also trained over 50 Election Protection volunteers who helped voters at 15 polling locations in 13 languages.
The group says living with metastatic breast cancer does not mean a woman stops having goals, ambition or a life she wants.
Throughout November the group is sharing stories of people and pets helped by FIDO, starting with Amy and her puppy.
Clinic dates are November 15, November 29 and December 13, with nail trims, microchips and flea and tick preventatives as add-ons.
The rescue's week also included a Halloween clinic for more than 150 animals, its first Senior Dog Bingo and long-stay pup Twirl's adoption.
His foundation opens pathways for young people of color into careers in gaming, esports and digital tech through gamified learning and innovation labs.
Echols has worked at the center for more than 10 years, handling shipping and receiving and helping keep the facility clean.
The SNAPBack campaign supports refugee and immigrant neighbors in Georgia; text SNAPBACK to 41444 to give any amount.
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