Author: Catrina Bloomquist

Georgia is a beautiful and affectionate 6.5-year-old Boxer mix. She has been living in an AHS foster home but is looking for her perfect forever home. Georgia has an easy-going personality and is looking for a low-key home where she can relax and receive well-deserved cuddles.

Georgia is well trained! Not only does she have exceptional leash manners, she is both potty trained and crate trained. One of her favorite past times is enjoying long walks. Georgia is spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on vaccinations, and ready to meet you!

She has done so well with her foster brothers, and we believe Georgia would likely be successful with another dog in her future home.

Ladybug was found abandoned, left in a crate and all alone. She was found by bicyclists in the neighborhood and was immediately brought to the Atlanta Humane Society. She was unresponsive-emaciated, lethargic and suffering from hypothermia.

We rushed her to an emergency specialty hospital where she received IV fluids, around-the-clock care, diagnostics, and all the love in the world.

We are thrilled to report that Ladybug miraculously beat the odds and pulled through what seemed like a hopeless situation, and now she is a happy, thriving puppy living in her loving forever home.

Your donation will help us care for animals in dire need like Ladybug.

Cooper lived in a crate for the majority of his puppy-hood. Fortunately, he was surrendered to the Atlanta Humane Society where he could get the support needed for his anxious behavior. He entered our Champion Program where he worked closely with our behavioral specialists. Cooper started with high anxiety, some noise sensitivity, destructive behavior, and excessive mouthing. He was unable to settle in a home, often running around the house for hours and unable to settle. However, Cooper was also very affectionate with people, and was friendly and playful towards other dogs.

After training through our Champion Program, Cooper is now fully able to settle in the home and often seeks out a quiet room to nap at his foster house. He loves going on walks and absolutely loves his foster sister, they play and cuddle often. He is quick to befriend strangers as well as other dogs.

Now, Cooper is looking for his forever home where he can share his unconditional love and companionship. His ideal home will be with another dog that he can learn from and have as his best friend and playmate. If you think you Cooper would make a perfect match as a new member of your family he qualifies for our Foster First program, which means you can foster him for 14 days prior to adoption to ensure he is the right fit!

Just a few minutes after filling Aslyn’s water bowl, it was completely empty. So we filled it again, and the same thing happened again. Soon we realized that something might be happening in Aslyn’s tiny, fluffy body.

Further diagnostics revealed that Aslyn has a rare condition called diabetes insipidus, otherwise known as water diabetes! His little body doesn’t properly produce the hormone that regulates water intake, so without medication, Aslyn can drink dozens of ounces of water per day.