LifeLine Animal Project Hosts Free Pet Vaccine Event on Saturday and Fulton County Animal Services Pets of the Week

If the costs of pet vaccinations are keeping you from vaccinating your dog or cat, and if you live in Fulton County, then please join LifeLine Animal Project at Healthy Pets Fulton on Saturday, May 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  We’ll be providing free vaccinations, spay/neuter vouchers, pet food and more while supplies left, thanks to a generous contribution from Second Life Thrift Store.  The event will be held at Charles E. Phillips, Sr. Esquire Park (formerly Jamestown Park), 4400 Herschel Road, in College Park.  No registration is required.

Fulton County Animal Services Pets of the Week:  Manilla and Tommy

My name is Manilla and I’m a very mellow and super sweet girl who is a chocolate lab mix. I’m about six year’s old, and although I like to play, I really love lounging and resting too.  I’d be great for a mellow family, an older person or anyone who would enjoy my company but doesn’t need an exercise buddy (I do love to walk though).  Besides having someone to love me, my biggest wish is to have a soft bed to lay on instead of the kennel floor.  Please come meet me.

My name is Tommy and I’m a fantastic little Beagle boy. I’m about four year’s old, and I will do almost anything for a yummy treat.  I love being outside and sniffing around the play yard.  My biggest desire is to find a new family who loves me and to get to spend time outdoors sniffing around every day.  

To meet Manilla or Tommy, please contact Kerry at 404-613-9157 or email her at: kmoyershorton@fultonanimalservices.com.  To view dogs or cats available for adoption, please visit the shelter at 860 Marietta Blvd NW, Atlanta, 30318 or go to www.fultonanimalservices.com/adopt.

About Fulton County Animal Services

Managed by LifeLine Animal Project, Fulton County Animal Service’s mission is to provide a humane environment for Fulton County’s homeless pets while placing them into loving, permanent homes, and to end pet overpopulation by promoting spay/neuter, advocating for life-saving public policy, increasing public awareness of homeless pets and educating the community about responsible pet ownership.  To learn more, visit www.fultonanimalservices.com.