Spay/Neuter Hospital Opening End of March
By admin | February 27, 2009
As we nervously anticipate kitten season, rennovating has begun to prepare for the opening of Suzie’s Friends’ high quality low-cost hospital for spaying and neutering cats. The hospital is opening in Brunswick, GA at the end of March, and will be located in Varsity Plaza next to Willie’s Wee-nee Wagon. The grand opening price will be as low as $39.95 for male or female cats.
Reservations are being taken now. Call today…912-342-7073…PLUS…if you are feeding stray or feral cats or know someone who is, please call Rose at the same number. We can help!
Also at the same location will be Suzie’s Friends cat adoption center, to open by mid-March. Come by and see our lovable, fully vetted, spayed & neutered cats for adoption.
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Suzie’s Friend’s Animal Shelter is Different
By suziesfriends | October 28, 2007
While Suzie’s Friends does have some of the most loveable and “cuddly” pets around, we’d like to remind you that most of these animals were brought to us after being abandoned, homeless and most of them have even been abused. Please do your part to help end this cruelty. Help out one of Suzie’s Friends today!
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Spirit
By suziesfriends | September 29, 2007
Back in the fall, Ms. Susan Childre showed up at EnviroSpec with the most pitiful piece of hair and bones you will ever, in your entire life, see. She had passed the pup one day lying in the ditch and the next day when she rode back by he was still there. When she went to investigate she noticed that he could not move anything but his head.
We had just returned from our Vet with another emergency and walked in to see this. Shelley and our operations manager Richard jumped in the truck and headed back to Lake Park.
Long story short - Dr. Lea McNeil (our Vet) decided that she was going to save this little fellow if he really wanted to live. Honestly, you would have had better odds at winning the lottery.
It was days before he could even stand. He ate lying down. He didn’t have the ability to go outside to the bathroom. Imagine the compassion that Dr. Lea and her staff must have to have taken on this challenge.
Thanks to Ms. Childre & Dr. Lea & her staff - “SPIRIT” is alive and getting better every day. He will never come back 100% but he will always be around as an inspiration and reminder to us all that our society really is best represented by people who show compassion for, not only their fellow person, but for all God’s creatures.
During their stay with Suzie they have recieved any medical attention
they may have needed, as well as all the love that they could stand!
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