Savannah went to a foster home on Wednesday, March 12th!
Many thanks to our loving pet owner customer Reid T.
who sent emails and emails out and Molly, a young school librarian to open her heart to this sweet girl and take her home to live with her two cats.
Meeting successful: Savannah got her first "kitty-kiss" the first day!!!
We understand: even felines couldn't resist to her smile!!
(We will post a picture soon!)

We are still looking for a permanent home.
Molly is devoted to help and would keep Savannah for ever but cannot afford the surgery and the rehab fees for her.
Molly is committed to bring Savannah twice a week to swimming therapy and to be very careful with medication and vet visits, but WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!

The first 5 swimming sessions are my personal contribution, and since the first day on the website we started to collect some donations!!
Thank you everyone for your assistance, and especially to our facility customers and pet owners for helping us so much.

Thank you to considering Savannah to be part of your life!

Please, help Savannah to get well.

We need to pay for daily medical supplies and food, also for financial contributions to help us achieve our
goal:
We need to find a permanent home for Savannah and to raise enough money for the surgery and rehabilitation so she can get healthy again as soon as possible.

We would love for you to visit and help us get started on the long road of building our pet assistance.
If you care about the well being of pets, join our group and help make a difference in your area.
Give us your ideas.
Donate your time and/or finances to making a difference.

If you can help in anyway, we know you actually make the difference.


Thank you again.
Eva

02/28/2008

What do you have to know about Canine Vaccination?

Hilton Garden Inn, 10975 Georgia Lane
Alpharetta 30022

Registration Fee $50

A vegetarian boxed lunch from Whole Food will be available for an additional $10.

Dr. Ron Schultz

Professor and Chair, Department of Pathobiological Sciences School of Veterinary Medicine University of Wisconsin-Madison.

What Everyone Needs to Know About Canine Vaccines and Vaccination Programs
Saturday, March 29, 2008.

Are you vaccinating your animals
too much? Not enough?
Wondering what's the "right" vaccine protocol- and why?
Concerned about adverse reactions?
Confused about titers?

Come hear Dr. Schultz, the co-investigator (with Dr. Jean Dodds) for the Rabies Challenge project, speak on the canine immune system, types of  vaccines and the immune response, AAHA Guidelines for Core and Optional Vaccines, risk vs. benefit assessment, adverse reactions and antibody tests.

Dr. Schultz, who has more than 35 years experience> in the field of immunology, is Professor and Chair of the Department  of Pathobiological Sciences at the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has been a driving force behind many of the recent changes in vaccine recommendations made by the American Animal Hospital Association and the World Small Animal Veterinary Association.
Previous workshop attendees report Dr.Schultz's workshop as a must-see for all dog enthusiasts, including competitors, therapy dog handlers, trainers, shelter workers, veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and rescue volunteers.
Registration fee: $50 (pre-registration required) A vegetarian boxed lunch from Whole Foods will be available for an additional $10.
Registration deadline: Friday, March 8, 2008.
Profits from this event will go to Dr. Schultz's vaccine research at the University of Wisconsin, with a small stipend to the American Bouvier Rescue League, a 501(c)(3) non-profit.

For registration form and more information, email Lisa (bouv329@gmail.com).
For questions, email or call (770) 521-8690.