Last month we were contacted by Juli Eggleston, Senior Administrative Assistant at Baker Tilly, a forensic and litigation accounting firm, about volunteer opportunities. Each year on August 1, the entire company participates in Stewardship Day, which is an opportunity to volunteer in their community. This particular group has volunteered with Hands on Atlanta and Books…

A team member at Aquaguard Foundation Solutions recently contacted us about an annual motivational event called Redefine that they engage in to celebrate their company. The purpose of the event is to “redefine their industry,” and this year’s theme was selflessness. The Aquaguard team decided they wanted to help the HSCC because they are all…

Ms. Drown’s class at The Walker School in Marietta collected supplies for use at our no-kill shelter, and they recently came to our campus on their lunch break to drop off their donation! We are always excited to see young people caring about animals and wanting to make a difference.   We greatly appreciate their…

A local woman recently asked her friends to donate supplies from our wish lists in lieu of gifts for her 30th birthday. We are so grateful for this generous gesture! Our no-kill shelter is funded primarily by donations, so every gift we receive is greatly appreciated and is put straight to good use for the animals. Thank you, Blair and friends, for your kindhearted gift!

The teachers, students, and staff of East Side Elementary in Marietta recently collected and donated to us a full carload of supplies for our no-kill shelter. Food, litter, cleaning supplies, office supplies, and lots of paper towels will all be put to good use here!   We are so grateful for donations like these. We…

Employees at the Advisor Group recently made a donation of supplies to the HSCC in memory of their colleague who passed away. They consulted our wish list and purchased some much-needed supplies for use at our no-kill shelter, as well as food for our cats, dogs, and exotics. We are sorry for the loss of…

The HSCC recently hosted a visit from Girl Scout Troop 16126 at our no-kill shelter. The girls are working toward their Junior Animal Habitat badge and arranged for an educational tour of our facility as part of this endeavor.   Prior to their visit, the troop compiled and submitted a very thoughtful list of questions…