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Savannah Veterinary Medical Center Brian Mulvey, DVM

09/05/2026

Thank you for donating! We appreciate your generosity- Tripp and Eli Mulvey

09/03/2026

We are trying to reach our goal of $4,000 and we’re almost halfway there. Every dollar counts. Have a business and interested in sponsoring? That’s also an option! Please spread the word.

09/01/2026

Hey SVMC family! Just like there’s so many animals in our community who need help, there’s also children in our community in need as well. In honor of childhood hunger awareness month, Dr. Mulvey’s sons Tripp and Eli are partnering with PACK to help raise money to feed kids right here in Savannah. $200 feeds one kid every Friday for an entire school year. If you’re interested in donating, please scan the link found in the comments or click it below. The flyer will also be available in our office. Donations via check and Venmo are also accepted. Just be sure to mention the donation is for Team Par 4 so that Tripp and Eli get credit. Thank you so much for your support and consideration!

https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E365198&id=13&cfifid=82

08/14/2026

Good morning! Our phone systems are currently down. We are working as fast as we can to have services restored. In the meantime, please email us with any appointment, medical or prescription questions.  we apologize for the inconvenience.

07/22/2026

Today, we need your help. After reading Rayne's story, visit: https://donorbox.org/rayne-s-second-chance

When we rescued a young dog named Rayne from the Chatham County shelter on June 25, she appeared to be a healthy young dog. Sadly, that wasn't the case. We soon discovered she had a deformity in one of her knees, was heartworm positive, infected with both hookworms and whipworms, and had never been spayed.

We immediately began the medical care she desperately needed, and this week Rayne underwent both her spay surgery and corrective knee surgery. Her orthopedic procedure involved a wedge resection, where the surgeon removed a small wedge-shaped section of tissue and bone to correct the deformity in her knee. The goal is to reduce her pain, improve the function of her joint, and give her the chance to enjoy a normal, active life.

Her journey isn't over. Once she has healed from surgery and completed physical therapy, she will begin treatment to eliminate her deadly heartworm disease.

It's a long road, and today we're asking for your help.

Your donation will help offset the cost of Rayne's hospitalization, surgery, medications, rehabilitation, and upcoming heartworm treatment. Every dollar makes a difference, and your kindness also allows us to move forward with two more life-changing orthopedic surgeries next week for Lovey and Trizzie.

If you'd like to help Rayne and the many other dogs depending on us, please consider making a donation today. Together, we can give these deserving dogs the healthy, pain-free future they deserve. Visit https://donorbox.org/rayne-s-second-chance to donate and help us reach our goal of $1,500.00

Thank you for believing in second chances.

07/17/2026

We know this is a little longer than most posts, but hopefully Louie is worth the two minutes of your time that it might take to read this.

A few days ago we posted about a small Dachshund mix needing a foster home. We received several applications, but after returning calls and leaving messages, most never responded. Others wanted guarantees about house-training and behavior, things no rescue can honestly promise. What we can promise is that with patience, love, and a little work, amazing things happen.

Today Perry picked up Louie and took him straight to Elite Veterinary for what turned out to be a complex intake exam. Multiple issues presented initially, requiring bloodwork, radiographs, f***l testing, and a thorough evaluation. Tonight we’ve begun treatment and medications. Nothing contagious, just chronic senior dog issues. We’ll share more about that in another update.

What we can tell you now is this: Louie is 12 years old and one of the sweetest little Dachshunds we’ve met in a long time.

Tonight he’s staying with Perry and the rest of his medical foster crew, but what Louie really needs is his own loving foster home where he can enjoy life to its fullest.

Here’s what would make him happiest:
1. A fenced yard where he can soak up the sunshine.
2. Someone who doesn’t mind sharing the couch.
3. A dog friend or two would be nice, but isn’t required.
4. Most importantly, a kind heart willing to experience what rescue is truly about.

Is he perfectly house-trained? He has a prostate issue we’re treating, so he may need to go outside more often. We also ask that his foster be willing to bring him to our veterinarian for occasional appointments. And no, Dean Forest Road and I-16 are not the other side of the country, they’re just minutes from Midtown Savannah and Pooler. Lord help us if one more person acts like seven miles is a huge inconvenience.

If you’ve made it this far, thank you. If Louie sounds like the dog you’ve been waiting to help, we’d love to hear from you.

Questions? Text (912) 695-2415. Want to become Louie’s hero? Complete our foster application at grrrsavesdogs.org/volunteer

07/09/2026

Eight-year-old Momo, rescued by GRRR, is one of the many reasons we raise money for our rescue. This Saturday, July 11, we’re turning your clutter into care for both the GRRR Georgia Rescue medical fund and our Last Stop Loved Senior Dog Program.

Do you have used, unwanted household items? Your donated items help fund lifesaving medical care for the dogs and cats we rescue, everything from exams and dentals to surgeries, medications, and emergency treatment.

Donation Drop-Off:
Thursday, July 9 & Friday, July 10
705 Windsor Road
Savannah, GA 31419
Sale is this Saturday, same place from 8 am to 1 pm.

Just drop your donated items at the garage door at the top of the driveway. Text questions to: (912) 695-2415

Your old stuff becomes new hope for animals who need a second chance.

06/20/2026

Rescued by GRRR, ten‑year‑old Riley and nine‑year‑old Lily Joy spent most of their lives being used by a breeder for profit. They knew little of the love, comfort, and companionship every dog deserves, leaving them timid, shy, and unsure of the world around them.

Thanks to the patience and dedication of their wonderful foster mom, this bonded pair has made incredible strides in learning to trust and socialize. Now, they are ready for the next chapter: a forever home with someone willing to continue that journey.

With patience, kindness, love, and compassion, Riley and Lily Joy have the potential to blossom into the happy, devoted companions they were always meant to be. If you believe in second chances and understand that trust takes time, these two sweet girls are ready to reward you with a lifetime of quiet love.

To learn more about Riley and Lily Joy or to apply to adopt, please visit grrrsavesdogs.org/applications. Questions? Text Rosemary with GRRR at (808) 966‑6589.

12/25/2025

Hello, this is Perry with Georgia Rescue, Rehabilitation & Relocation. Yesterday, Rosemary and I had an unforgettable Christmas Eve, pulling dogs from CCAS, four vet visits, delivering food to our senior dogs, and a special home visit with Bella and her mom from our Seniors with Seniors program.

It was one of the best Christmas Eves I’ve ever had. Thank you, Rosemary for your passion and dedication, and thank you to all of our foster families who give their hearts 365 days a year. Merry Christmas to everyone who supports our mission and believes in the power of love.

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2014 E Victory Drive
Savannah, GA
31404

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Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
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Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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