
LifeLine Animal Project has spayed or neutered over 60,000 community cats
The group launched metro Atlanta's first Trap-Neuter-Return program, which benefits 35 Georgia counties and gets 700 average monthly requests.
Monday, November 9 · From the posts of 78 Atlanta organizations

The group launched metro Atlanta's first Trap-Neuter-Return program, which benefits 35 Georgia counties and gets 700 average monthly requests.

The Drake House says Rina also passed Phlebotomy and EKG certification exams and is nearing her Certified Clinical Medical Assistant credential.
The zoo says specialized jaw and skull structure adaptations are what allow giant pandas to handle bamboo with ease.

The group says living with metastatic breast cancer does not mean a woman stops having goals, ambition or a life she wants.

Lantern-making and live music start Nov 22 at 3:30 p.m., before the parade ends with lighting the Great Tree, Menorah and Kinara.

The chamber named Mejia one of its 2026 Most Influential Latinos in Georgia, and the coalition lists its Georgia hotline as 1-800-33HAVEN.

The Beltline points to spots tied to generations of LGBTQ Atlantans who built community and advocated for change.

The founder took in a mother cat and three kittens after animal control said they would be euthanized, and adopted the kitten Tortie.

CARES training, run by the Georgia Council for Recovery and the state behavioral health department, is for people who have lived recovery themselves.

The treat gave sensory, food and cognitive enrichment, and the center says donors fund this care because the team cannot accept payment for rehabilitation.

One colony of 150 can eat enough cucumber beetles in a summer to prevent 33 million crop-damaging rootworm larvae, the center says.

Director of Conservation Gabe Andrle has already spotted Bobolinks and hawks using the former Oleander Golf Course site.

The group says the fruit tastes somewhat like dates when fully ripe, but picked too soon it can be very astringent.

Jason Patrick calls early childhood education an opportunity multiplier that gives parents time to pursue jobs and new skills.

The two came to the aquarium after a rescue from a marine park in Canada, and more updates are coming.

May Howard and Muñoz talk about textiles inherited from loved ones, experiments with cyanotypes and what it means to weave an image.

Millien, Director of Product Management at Cox Automotive, was an Equity Wings Fellow working on bringing ed tech to K, 12 students.

Millions of birds travel through Georgia at night each spring and fall, and home lights can draw them off course toward buildings.

George West Mental Health Foundation posted the video for World Mental Health Day, with Lake reflecting on the role treatment played.

The GAPABA Law Foundation chose Raksha among 8 grantees, and Community Corps among 22, funding the KHELA program for South Asian children.

Salzburn, Director of Impact at the Mediation Center, works with Resilient Coastal Georgia, Resilient Georgia says.

The food rescue suggests checking the label and using your senses before throwing usable food in the trash.

Chris has volunteered for two years, taking sandwiches from the weekly collections to recipient locations across the community.

The market at Indian Creek Market Farm offers culturally diverse produce from local growers and creates income for farmers in the network.
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