PAWS Atlanta provides love, nutrition, medical care and basic training to enrich the lives of homeless animals until permanent, safe homes can be found. Our mission is to promote responsible pet care, prevent pet overpopulation and enhance the pet-human bond. We are one the very few and oldest no-kill shelters in Georgia, offering pet adoption services, low-cost vaccinations, spay and neutering, discount health preventatives, behavioral training and education through community outreach.
This is an xray of Sinatra's leg. The leg is the more solid bit in the middle, while the outline of the cast is the outer most white lines.
The finger in the picture is pointing to the area where the break is healing itself.
About an inch and a half up from that you'll see a very faint line going parallel in the bone. We hope that is not a hairline fracture, but we'll have to watch little Sinatra to see how he gets around once the cast is removed.
This past Sunday over 100 pets were vaccinated in a two and a half hour period! That was super fast-Thanks to all the volunteers that made that happen.
Does anybody have an extra I.V. pump? Maybe you're a veterinarian or work at a big hospital that is updating their equipment?
PAWS Atlanta needs an I.V. pump or two.
Sometimes we'll need to put sick pets on an I.V. drip. Those curious paws and tails can sometimes get in the way of the drip continually pumping medicine in small, furry patients. The I.V pump, just like in use with humans, makes certain that the medicine continues pumping.
PAWS Atlanta is a 501c3 organization and all in kind donations will be tax deductible.
This is Sinatra. He's a 4 year old Jack Russel mix. We rescued little Sinatra yesterday from a local county animal control office.
