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11/06/2025

November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month - a month dedicated to helping older pets find loving forever homes. If you're considering adopting a senior pet, here are a few helpful FAQs so you are best prepared to handle their needs: https://bit.ly/4o3Y5tc

11/04/2025

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
An appeal that is always useful to spread and remember...
Temperatures are changing, nights and days are starting to get colder outside, and cats living on the streets are looking for a warm place to shelter.
Touch the hood, slightly kick the tires and honk before starting the car!
Take a minute of your time , but it's worth it, you could save a life!
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11/03/2025

Truth!

11/03/2025

During the two weeks after we change our clocks back from daylight saving time, deer-vehicle collisions reach their annual peak. When we “fall back,” we create one more hour of high-danger driving. That afternoon hour of increased darkness results in more cars on the road when more wildlife roam. Stay safe by slowing down at dawn and dusk, using high beams when there’s no oncoming traffic, and always staying alert to movement along the side of the road.

When wildlife and vehicles collide, nobody wins. We can save lives and reduce roadside accidents year round by building more wildlife crossings across the country. Wildlife Crossings Save Lives. https://environmentamerica.org/articles/daylight-savings-time-and-deer-collisions/

11/03/2025

Daylight saving time ends today. The real issue? Your evening commute now coincides with peak deer movement.

Here are some things to keep in mind during this time change:

🦌 Deer are unpredictable. A calm deer can suddenly dart into the road with no warning.
🦌 One deer usually means there are more behind them, because deer like to travel in groups.
🦌 Deer are most active at dawn and dusk, so stay alert.
🦌 It's breeding season - when deer move even more than normal.
🦌 If you can't avoid a deer, slow down and don't swerve to minimize damage.

For more information on preventing deer-car collisions, visit 🔗 https://georgiawildlife.com/deer-are-move-stay-alert-and-drive-safe.

11/02/2025

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11/02/2025

Daylight Savings Time ends this weekend! ⏰

11/02/2025

Remember to schedule your clocks to "fall" back, and gain an extra hour of sleep! ⏰

11/02/2025

Daylight Savings Time ends tomorrow morning at 2am. 🐓

11/02/2025

That time of year when people get an extra hour of sleep... unless you have cats, you've been warned!! 🥱😸

11/02/2025