Homeward Bound Pet Rescue, Inc’s mission is to find safe, loving homes for unwanted pets in
the North Georgia area. Homeward Bound has re-homed over 7000 pets since 2000. We are a
100% non-profit, no kill organization that is completely run by volunteers and depend on
donations, grants, Paws and Claws Thrift Store and fundraising events during the year.
Homeward Bound Pet Rescue, Inc.
P.O. Box 792
Ellijay, GA 30540
706-698-HOME (4663)
Apply on line: www.hbpr.org
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If you’re looking for a dog who loves to hug and be affectionate, you must meet Olivia, a 55#, 3
year-old (we really never know for sure) hound dog. Olivia is HW+ and is currently being
treated for the next several months. At this time, she will require a quiet atmosphere; no rough
play; only leisurely walks. Olivia walks great on a leash. She just wants to be close. HBPR
covers all meds and treatment. Protocol can be transferred to another vet if out of the Gilmer
area.
We’d also love to tell you about volunteering, fostering and adoption opportunities.
Homeward Bound pets are up to date on vaccinations, treated month for fleas, ticks and heart
worms, spayed or neutered and are ready for adoption unless specified otherwise.
We are available for a “meet and greet” by appointment. The address is: 215 Wishon Drive,
Blue Ridge, GA (off Maxwell Road). We do recommend bringing everyone who will be involved
with the new pet; especially your dog(s).
Thank you for your support! We couldn’t survive without the help from our friends!
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Sandi and I adopted Katie, a Carolina Dog, from Homeward Bound on Leap Day five years ago. She had an unfortunate lot in life until then, having been adopted out twice; rejected and returned once and being closed up with an elderly gentleman who had died and wasn't found for a week. She was and still is shy around strangers (a breed characteristic) but within a week she was a member of the family. She loves and is loved. Homeward Bound is the place to go to cure loneliness. Also, please visit and support "Paws & Claws" , Homeward Bound's recycle store, just off the square in Ellijay.