Georgia Heartland Humane Society (GHHS) could not help abused and abandoned animals without the support of the community. We thank Fayette Front Page for championing our causes. Coverage of Buster the cat, our entry in the Humane Society of the United States Photo Contest, resulted in seed money for our Pet Overpopulation Initiative. Extensive coverage of our major fund raiser, increased participation in the Doggie Dash, pushing receipts to the highest level ever. Readers have given donations through our website www.gaheartland.com.
GHHS is an all volunteer organization. Our committed volunteers would work tirelessly without a word of praise or thanks, but it lifts our spirits to know that Fayette Front Page shares and supports our cause to help the unwanted pets in Fayette and Coweta Counties.
Barbara Grossee
President
Georgia Heartland Humane Society
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