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.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Discount vaccination clinic, June 7 and 28
It's me or the Dog casting call

Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Yappy Hour on May 28 at East Andrews
Monday, May 18, 2009
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Aida has been rescued, here is what we found
Aida is a georgous dog. Part German & Golden, very friendly, good with other dogs and all people.
After giving her a once over we discovered that she recently had an imbedded collar. The collar was removed prior to her being turned into PAWS Atlanta, but some scabbing had started to occur. She's doing well, just as happy as the day is long. Everybody is not meant to have a pet and it's better off that she was turned in to us.
She'll be available for adoption in late May.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
The vaccination clinic is this Sunday, 1-3
Come early, sometimes the clinic can get very busy. All your dog
Looking for a great senior pet? Check out The Grey Whiskers Club.
It's a chance to adopt some great, older pets that are looking for loving homes, check it out.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Engine kittens make it safely to PAWS Atlanta
She drove to the church under the impression that she was the only one going with her.
When she got out of the car at church she found out otherwise.
She had two little stowaways that had curled up next to the engine for shelter. What a surprise to find these two, dirty little kittens screaming from underneath the hood of her car!
The girls were filthy, caked with oil and debris that had been kicked up from the movement of the car.
The girls were given a very long and special soapy bath. They were a little tired at first, but are now bouncing back to the happy, active three month old kittens they are.
They'll be spayed in the second week of May and then available for adoption around the third week.