It’s great when the community pitches in to help with our cause. The Walton County Foundation approved WAG’s grant request and will be funding a whopping $4,000 in spay/neuter costs this year. Spay/neuter is vital to ending pet overpopulation. Plus, strays can carry diseases and keep shelter staff busy impounding or euthanizing them, if necessary….

<div>Guthrie was impounded as a cruelty case. He’d been hit by a car but his owners never took him for medical care. Skinny and in constant pain, his chance of rescue seemed slim. But shelter staff decided to give it a try and posted his photo on their website.</div><br /><div></div><br /><div>WAG posted Guthrie’s story on…

There’s a lot of work involved in rescue, but a lot of good stuff, too. Seeing a rescue dog blossom in foster care, a happy adoptive family and their new pet, the bouncing enthusiasm of a dog finally freed from a shelter kennel.<br /><br />Rescue is definitely a “takes a village” effort. So many people…

Here are a few dates to note:<br /><br />April 10 is our Spring Fling Adoption Extravaganza at the Loganville Petsmart from 11 a.m – 4 pm. Over 100 dogs and cats will be hoping for new homes. Come and “Let Love Blossom” with a new pet!<br /><br />Saturday, May 8 is our first annual WAG…