Finding Homes, Saving Lives
SOAPS’ annual “Cram the Van” on Sunday, December 20 was a huge success. In addition to a van full of food, litter, and cleaning supplies, donations and t-shirt sales brought in an additional $350. The supplies and money will be used to […]
Please share these recent lucky soaps babies. All have new homes. One from walmart parking lot, one from Hazelhurst Animal Control and one little one from Vidalia Animal Control. Thanks to Atlanta Pet Rescue for helping SOAPS Save Lives–Find Homes!
Shiloh was a scared and timid girl at Lyons shelter in May 2015. She would let volunteers pet her but would not come out of her igloo for a while. She was rescued at the end of May by K9 […]
This little girl and her 5 tiny pups were rescued by Lyons Animal Control. Shelly was scared and severely malnourished but was doing a great job caring for her two week old babies that the owner had left out in […]
Lucy and Indy are 2 dogs that both suffered injuries from abuse. They were found at different times but from the same area. They were rescued by SOAPS, fostered and then sent to K9 life savers for adoption several weeks […]
I wanted to thank you and SOAPS for helping Pepper (formerly Dottie) and our family find each other. She is doing great and really couldn’t be better. She and our son have especially bonded which surprised me. The best part […]
This is Remy. He came into the Jeff Davis County Animal Shelter battered and broken. He had a broken jaw and slashed leg. He had no hope and his spirit was broken. Then, an amazing family saw his post. They […]
Ellie was a beautiful stray that wandered up to a SOAPS volunteer about 4 weeks ago. She was adopted and now lives in New York City. She was renamed Georgia. We got the message below from her new owner!!! I […]
SOAPS: Jamie was at the Lyons shelter, taken to the vet diagnosed with Parvo. I fostered her and after a couple of weeks she went to catnip rescue in New Jersey where she was adopted. Jamie’s new family: We have […]
Jagger was young and healthy. He was at the Hazlehurst Animal Shelter for about 3 weeks after being picked up roaming in town. Nobody ever came for him. This is why we encourage keeping dogs contained and wearing identification. We […]