The Chatham County Health Department’s clinics at 1395 Eisenhower Drive and 1602 Drayton Street are open from 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Every Tuesday, the Eisenhower Drive clinic is open until 6 p.m. Every Thursday, the Drayton Street clinic is also open until 6 p.m.
For more information on immunization requirements, please go to http://www.gachd.org/ and click on “Immunizations and Vaccinations” under “Quick Links.”
And, for your convenience, here are the school calendars for the coming school year.
3rd ANNUAL "SHELTER PARTY" FOR PALMETTO ANIMAL LEAGUE!
Palmetto Animal League (PAL) invites you to their 3rd annual “Shelter Pawty” to help raise funds to build a new no-kill animal shelter serving the Lowcountry.
The event takes place on October 11 from 11-3 at BlufftonVillage, off highway 278 adjacent to the Post Office.
Events include appearance by the world-famous FRISBEE DOGS (The Disc-Connected K9s) from Jacksonville [presented by PetSmart], the Marine Corps K9 Patrol, plus contests such as DOGGIE'S GOT TALENT and a child/pet lookalike contest. There will also be a treatwalk, a raffle, plus a huge vendor village where you can find out about products for pet and people.
We’ll have lots of food, too, including fresh barbecue, hot pretzels, Italian ices, and drinks.
You will also be able to purchase your special PERSONALIZED cat or dog holiday ornament!
Trick-or-Treat for Hunger Final Collection Date – October 25th, 2008
THIS YEAR...instead of trick or treating for candy, how about doing it for canned foods for the hungry! It's easy and it leaves you and your community with a wonderful feeling of accomplishment.
We are looking for people in the community to conduct traditional food drives by requesting a collection barrel from us to fill up. We are also looking for civic groups, youth groups, families, neighbor associations, etc to adopt neighborhoods and canvass them with flyers about placing their canned food items beside their mailboxes on October 25th, national Make a Difference Day. These same volunteers would need to ride through the neighborhoods they have adopted on the 25th to collect the food on behalf of Second Harvest. We already have several neighborhoods adopted (The Landings, Long Point, Causton Bluff…) Anyone who simply wished to participate by dropping off canned protein items may do so at any Sea Island Bank or at any Savannah Fire Station.
How to Trick-or-Treat for HungerPrepare for Your Food Drive
Complete the Food Drive Registration Form.
Set a goal for the amount of food you plan to collect.
Contact Second Harvest to provide collection barrels.
Distribute flyers to let your congregation, customers, neighbors, or students know when and where they can drop off food donations.
Involve family, friends, community members, and co-workers.
Make it FUN! For example, if you are having a fall gathering, make a canned food item the “entry” price to attend.
Students who need community service hours can organize a neighbor food drive by distributing flyers in the neighborhood and having an approved central collection point or by going door-to-door to collect food on October 25th.
Conduct Your Food Drive
Ask for food items that Second Harvest needs the most to help local families —meat & protein items such as: canned chicken, ham, mackerel, meat spreads, salmon, sardines, tuna, peanut butter, beef stew, canned soup, canned beans or peas.
Encourage friendly competition among participants.
Conclude Your Food Drive
Call Second Harvest to schedule a pick up time for your donations to the food bank.
The 6th Annual Mutt Strut is now just fast approaching. Thank you to those who have already begun their fundraising efforts.If you haven’t already done so, take the time andset up your fundraising page at www.firstgiving.com/hssc You will be pleased with both how EASY and FAST it is to set up, AND how quickly and generously your friends, family, co-workers and anyone you send the link to will respond.
We are very pleased that Jody Chapin and Mike Cihla of WTOC-TV and Mark Robertson of 98.7 the River will be emceeing the 2008 Mutt Strut !!
This year's event will also feature a Halloween Costume Contest and the always popular Pooch Smooch and Best Dog Trick contests -- prizes will be awarded.
HOW TO BEGIN RAISING FUNDS
Raising funds has never been easier! Just go to www.firstgiving.com/hssc and follow the steps to create your own fund-raising webpage. Email your webpage address to all your friends, family, co-workers… anyone and everyone you can think of, with an invitation to pledge at your site. “Strut your stuff” by starting a fund-raising contest at school, work, home or church. Encourage others to have their own team with all the different teams competing to raise the most money. Be creative and help us help the animals! There will be prizes for the most money raised, the most creative fund-raising webpage, and more.
to begin contacting your sponsors, then turn in your pledges and pledge form the day of the event.
As of today, a total of $1,115 has been raised. Top fundraisers are Carolyn Williamswith $375,Jan Mariette in second with $200andPam Mizella close third with $180raised. Terrific effort - let's keep it going !
REGISTRATION
There is no registration fee, but all participants must register
Register online by visiting www.humanesocietysav.org/muttstrutt.asp . Be sure to select “individual” or “team” when completing the registration form, accept the disclaimer, then click submit.
Or, register the day of the event. Head for the registration table and complete a registration form.
Thanks to the participants who have already pre-registered online. This will make your check-in much faster.
Thank you also to our sponsors who through their kind support are helping make the 2008 Mutt Strut the best ever - Coca Cola Bottling Company, Fastsigns, kaleigh Visual Design, Stage Front Presentation Systems, Host South, John Davis Florist, Triangle Ice, WTOC-TV, 98.7 The River, Savannah Morning News, AT&T Real Yellow Pages
THANK YOU FOR HELPING US HELP THE ANIMALS!!!
Save The Date: 6th Annual Mutt Strut, Saturday, November 1, 2008-- ForsythPark (tennis courts end)
Registration at 9:00 AM - walk begins at 10:00
No registration fee or minimum amount to raise.
Complimentary refreshments for all registered participants.
Top fundraisers receive special recognition and prizes
If you have an item for our calendar please email it! Get ready for the 2008 HARDEEVILLE CATFISH FESTIVAL. For more info, click HERE.
GET YOUR FLU SHOT! The Chatham County Health Department is giving flu shots and no appointment is necessary.
Medicaid and Medicare clients should bring their insurance information when arriving for a flu shot. For those not covered by Medicaid or Medicare, the cost is $25, payable by cash or check.
For details call 912.644.5217 --------------------------------------------------------------- The Groves Class of 1988 is looking for classmates for our 20th reunion. Please send your name, email address or contact information to: grovesclassof88@yahoo.com so we may get in touch with you. =========================================== The American Red Cross opens its Savannah donor center two Sundays per month for platelet donations. Platelets are the component in blood that enables it to clot. Patients with illnesses that include cancer, leukemia and blood diseases frequently need platelet transfusions. A small child with leukemia can require as many as 30 to 40 units of platelets per week during a hospital stay. Without enough platelets, a patient can bleed to death. The SavannahDonorCenter located at 25 Tibet Avenue will be open the first and third Sunday* of each month from 1:00 pm until 5:00 pm for platelet and whole blood donations. Platelet donors can watch the NFL game of their choice on their own television suspended above the donor bed. Appointments are needed for platelet donations and can be made by calling (912) 961-5765. Most healthy people age 17 and older, who weigh at least 110 pounds, are eligible to donate blood and platelets.
SPEAKING OF THE RED CROSS...
Banana Republic and Goodwill Industries of the Coastal Empire, Inc. are giving you a chance to get ready for the holiday season and make a little room in their closets and hearts at the same time. Customers who donate their gently-worn sweaters or coats at Banana Republic, located at 121 Broughton Street in SavannahGeorgia, from October 16 through October 26 will receive a 30% on all regular priced Banana Republic merchandise for the same time period - some exclusions apply, see stores for details. All donated items will be sold in the 14 Goodwill retail stores across the 29 Georgia counties and the 4 SouthCarolina Low Country counties within Goodwill Industries of the Coastal Empire service region. This initiative is part of the company’s broader philanthropic approach, “Give Where You Live”, which encourages customers and employees to help make stronger, more livable communities. Banana Republic plans to expand this program with other partners in the future. To locate your local Goodwill and for information on all Goodwill services, call (912) 354-6611 or visit www.goodwillsavannahga.org LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER:
Spaying and neutering your pets is not only the best way to keep your pet happy and healthy, it’s also the responsible thing to do. And yes it can be an expensive proposition. But now you have an option—SNAC, the spay neuter alliance and clinic, with low cost high quality high volume spays and neuters for anyone who cannot afford regular prices. SNAC serves the low country and coastal empire and is located in RidgelandSC, easily accessible by Interstate 95. Please! Don't Litter! Fix Your Critter! Help reduce the pet overpopulation problem, and keep your pet from roaming, creating unwanted litters, or an increased chance of certain cancers. Call SNAC for more information at 843 645 2500 or visit www.snac1.com
It's a new school year. Bring the family out to visit Oatland Island Wildlife Center of Savannah, open 7 days a week from 10-4. Coming up: October 24/25--Halloween Hike; November 8--Cane Grinding & Harvest Festival. There's lots to see all the time. For more information visit www.oatlandisland.org
WANTED! Pregnant Ladies for Free Ultrasounds. The Beaufort Women’s Center will offer free ultrasounds Oct 6th – 9th and October 13th – 16th for women 5+ weeks pregnant under the supervision of a registered ultrasonographer and medical professional so they can complete their medical conversion and nurse training. Please call 843-525-0300 to schedule your appointment.
WHO:The Chatham County Health Department WHAT: Free mammograms for eligible women WHEN/WHERE:Friday, October 10
Health Department midtown clinic
1602 Drayton Street
Friday, October 17
Health Department main clinic
1395 Eisenhower Drive
WHY: Mammograms are the best way to detect breast cancer in its early stages; however, many women are uninsured and can’t afford to pay for this extremely important screening. In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Chatham County Health Department, along with St. Josephs/Candler, Memorial University Medical Center, Breast Imaging of Savannah, and Southcoast, are teaming up to provide free mammograms to women that meet certain eligibility requirements. For more information, please call 912-651-3025.
Come meet retired racing greyhounds and find out how you can adopt one! Savannah Friends of Greyhounds As Pets will be at Tractor Supply in Rincon from 10AM-2PM on Saturday, October 11th. Group members will be bringing their retired racers so you can find out all about greyhounds, have the chance to pet one, and get adoption information. For more details, you can contact Daryl Piner at 728-3975. Savannah Friends of Greyhounds As Pets Adopt a retired racing greyhound. www.geocities.com/savannahgrey
The annual Fire and Life Safety Festival will be held on Saturday, October 11th, 2008 from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Cross Creek Shopping Center (Best Buy & Belk parking lot). Events are set to begin at 11:00 am kicking off with a Firefighter competition, continued at 1:00 with a vehicle Extrication demonstration and a chili cook-off at 2:30. Carnival games will be open the entire time and food and drinks will be available all day as well. Find out more here: View Document
The Military Appreciation Day Game is coming to Savannah State University. They are currently trying to invite as many former and active duty military members, as well as supportive community members to the game to show their support for our United States Military. The Game is scheduled for October 11 with the Pre-Game show starting at 1:30 p.m. The game will feature a Military Flyover, Joint Color Guard, a Parade of Local Military Commanders, and an Exhibition Drill Performance by the SSU Naval ROTC Drill Team. Everyone is invited and Active Military get in free with a valid Identification Card. View PDF Document
For more information contact (912) 356-2206.
The month of October is Let’s Talk Month and the Chatham County Health will host community events that support parents in their efforts to talk to their children openly and honestly about relationships and sexuality. The Let’s Talk community events are open to parents and their teenagers. The gatherings are designed to provide an opportunity for parents and teens to ask questions and discuss issues with other families.
The following Let’s Talk events are scheduled for ChathamCounty:
October 15Kayton Homes Boys & Girls Club 7 p.m. – 8 p.m.October 22Tatumville Boys & Girls Club 4 p.m. – 5 p.m.October 28May Street YMCA3 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Come to the WOUNDED WARRIOR FUNDRAISING SPAGHETTI DINNER on Saturday October 18 from 11a-2p at the American Legion Post 135, Bull at Park Avenue in Savannah. Eat in or take out for a $5.50 donation. For ticket info, call 912-330-0523.
The Chatham County Citizen Corps Council will be hosting FREE Community Emergency Response Team training on October 18th, 19th, and 25th in Port Wentworth.All ChathamCounty residents are encouraged to sign up for the training to learn how to take care of themselves during a disaster.The Community Emergency Response Team program provides special training that enhances the ability of residents to prepare for, mitigate against, respond to, and recover from a major emergency or disaster situation. The program prepares citizens to help themselves, their families, and their neighbors in the event of an emergency.To sign up for the Port Wentworth CERT class, please contact Lieutenant Alan Baker at (912) 964-4360 or abaker@cityofportwentworth.com.The schedule for classes is listed below:Saturday, October 18th, 8:30am-4:30pm - PortWentworthCommunity CenterSunday, October 19th, 8:30am-4:30pm - PortWentworthCity HallSIMULATION - Saturday, October 25th, 8:30am-12:30pm – PortWentworthCommunity Center
Come to the Pet Halloween Costume Contest to benefit PALS, Saturday October 18 at 1pm. The entry fee is $5 with a $100 cash grand prize. The event is at Case Veterinary Hospital 111 Eisenhower, with parking behind Toys R Us.
St. Mary's Home for Children hosts a rummage sale on Saturday October 18 from 9-noon, 2170 East Victory Drive, with three large rooms of household items, holiday items, toys and books and more to benefit St. Mary's Home, a full time residential child care facility. Call 236-7164 for details.
Haunted Forest to Benefit Backus Children’s Hospital 8 p.m. to midnight, October 17, 18, 24, 25, 30, 31, and November 1, 2202Norwood AvenueThis annual Halloween event is sponsored by Savannah Moose Lodge #1550. Proceeds benefit Backus Children’s Hospital. The haunted forest promises to excite and scare kids of all ages. For more information, contact Kelly Claxton at 350-6374.
The Halloween Hike takes place October 24 & 25, 4-9pm, at Oatland Island Wildlife Center--a not so scary trick-or-treat event for young children, and treat bags are provided. For more info: 912-898-3980.
The children of the community are invited to attend Church of the Palms United Methodist’s annual Trick or Trunk on Saturday, October 25th from 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. on the church grounds.There will be free games, crafts, food, prizes, and trick or treating from the car trunks of church members.The church is located at 1425 Okatie Highway (Hwy 170) in Okatie across from the BP/Kangaroo Station.Call the church office at 379-1888 for more information.
The Savannah Kennel Club, in conjunction with Savannah Chatham County Humane are sponsoring a PET MICROCHIP CLINIC for cats and dogs on Sunday October 19 from 1-3pm at Daffin Park, Center Mall Area. The cost is $20 per pet--all pets must either be in a carrier or on a leash! For more info: 912 238 3170.
PARENTS! From Emotions to Advocacy is a program to meet the needs of parents, educators, advocates and attorneys who represent children with disabilities regarding special ed. In the next program (one day, 6 hours), parent advocate Pat Howey teaches you how to take an active role in managing your child's special education, the gentle art of disagreeing, and how to maintain healthy working relationships with the school.
Questions? Please contact Jennifer McGee, Advocacy/Education Specialist by telephone 912-355-9098, fax 912-3522460, email jennifermcgee4@comcast.net or by mail, P.O. Box 14669, Savannah, GA 31416.
Play a round in the dark at Light Up the Links, a new night-time golf event to benefit Hospice Care of the Lowcountry...Friday, Oct. 24, at Spanish Wells Club, Hilton Head Island. The party starts at 6 pm with cocktails, live music and barbeque. Tee times start at 7:30. $95 for golfers, $50 for party only. Cash bar. Register by calling Hospice Care of the Lowcountry at 843.706.2296. Hospice Care of the Lowcountry is the only independent, Medicare-certified non-profit hospice agency serving Beaufort, Jasper and Hampton counties.
If you enjoy sailing....The seventeenth annual Carolina Ocean Challenge Regatta promises to be a fabulous event. We expect over 20 boats with the addition of the Harbor 20 fleet of 10. Friday night poolside will be a marquee charity event with world-renowned sailor and TV commentator Gary Jobson. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Carolina Rowing and Sailing Center/Bob Pancoast Scholarship Fund. View Document
Marlena Smalls announces the Hallelujah Singers fall performance of blues and spirituals October 25 at 7:30 pm at Sea Island Presbyterian Church on Lady’s Island. Tickets are $30 adult and $15 children 12 and younger and are available at www.HallelujahSingers.com or at the Beaufort Visitor Center at Town Center on Boundary Street. Red Cross Wilderness Safety Course OfferedIf you are a camper, hiker, kayaker, Boy or Girl Scout Leader or outdoor enthusiast, this course is essential. You will learn how to take care of yourself and your companions out in the wilderness; when, most often, emergency services is at least 30 minutes away. The course covers splinting injuries, burns, cold and heat related illnesses, patient transport, and more. The Palmetto Chapter is the only chapter in the state to offer this course. If you tend to walk on the wild side, be prepared. The Wilderness First Aid Basic class will be held Saturday and Sunday October 25th and 26th at the Palmetto Chapter (59 Sheridan Park Circle, Bluffton.) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. The course is $90; registration is required. Please call Mike Kelley for more information at 757-7437 or kelleym@palmettoredcross.org.
The Landings Art Association Fall Sidewalk Show will be held on Saturday, October 25 from 10-3 on Skidaway Village Walk, SkidawayIsland. Approximately 50 artists from the greater Savannah area and who belong to the Landings Art Association will display and sell their work. The show is open to the general public free of charge, in the Village and outside the gates of the Landings. Examples of work to be displayed at the show are an oil based watercolor titled Warm Welcome by Suzanne Croci, a sterling silver necklace by Susan Kunze, apalette knife painting by Dave Ryden of an ostrich and a photograph of a barn on Ossabaw by Margaret Brennan.
Come to the Octoberfest, October 31 from 4-9pm at 42 Keans Neck Road, Lobeco SC (north of Beaufort) with a jump castle, obstacle course, dunk tank, hay rides and cake walk...and enter the bake-off or chili cookoff. For more info: 843-846-4835.
Mount Olivet United Methodist Church will hold our annual Harvest Festival Saturday, November 15 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Please come out and join the fun with Games, a Petting Zoo, a Hay Ride, a Country Store, a Silent Auction, a Bake Sale, a Cake Walk, a Concession Stand, and Great Entertainment! We are less than 15 minutes from Richmond Hill. Go south on U.S. 17 South, turn right onto GA 196, right onto Fleming Loop (Look for Banner and Signs) Call 912.884.3536 for information and directions.
Beaufort Academy of Dance parents dance association hosts a 5k run/walk on Saturday November 15, 11:30am, with registration at 10am. The event runs through Port Royal. Your $25 entry fee includes shirt ($15 for active duty militarh and children under 10). For more info: beaufortdance_5krun@yahoo.com Proceeds pay for traveling and dance expenses for students.
Grace Rohland has painted the perfect instrument for an University of Georgia fan.Grace has taken a Gretsch Historic Series acoustic guitar and adorned it with a charming portrait of “UGA VI – Dog of Dawgs.” This is Grace’s second contribution to the annual fund-raising event for the Savannah Folk Music Festival. Her work appears at Gallery 209 on River Street and The Gallery in City Market.Grace is among over a dozen Savannah area artists completing new “guitar art” for display and sale by the Savannah Folk Music Society this year. For the sixth year, The Society takes guitars donated by the Gretsch Foundation and has generous, talented artists transform them into unique objects of art. The “Noteworthy Art and More” exhibition and auction will come in the Fall to support the free-to-the public 19th Annual Savannah Folk Music Festival, October 10-12. 2008. The art pieces will be on display all September at City Market’s Lobby Gallery, with the auction occurring at the Festival at events on the 10th and 12th of October. For more information, call 912-786-6953 or on the web, http://www.savannahfolk,org/.
If you love checking out the Sidewalk Arts Festival in Forsyth Park, don't miss the 2nd annual BEAUFORT INTERNATIONAL CHALK FESTIVAL at Beaufort Town Center on Saturday November 1 from 10-5. It's free fun for families, students, teachers, artists and art lovers. Street painters will start at 8am; all other activities start at 10. Come check out the creativity! There will also be street musicians, mimes and more. For more info, please visit http://www.beaufortcountyarts.com, or call 843-379-2787.
Navy Band Southeast Jazz Ensemble
Honoring Our Military: Past and Present
Jewish Educational AllianceThursday, November 13th at 1:30 p.m.FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC The Enmark Savannah River Bridge Run is an annual event attracting thousands of participants, race enthusiasts and fun-seekers from Savannah, the Low Country and across the U.S. each year. The Bridge Run features a 5K Run/Walk, a 10K Run, a Double-Pump Race, the Critz BMW 10K Team Challenge, the Critz BMW Double-Pump Team Challenge and a 1/4 mile Kids Run. No matter your age or experience you can run, walk or crawl and say that you conquered the Savannah River Bridge! Friends, family, fans and race spectators are invited to join us as we cheer on the Bridge Run participants in Downtown Savannah on Saturday, December 6. The 10K Race will start at 9:00 A.M., the 5K Race starts at 8:15 A.M. and the 1/4 mile Kids Run starts at 8:00 A.M. The 5K Race begins across the Savannah River on Hutchinson Island and ends in front of the Savannah Civic Center. The 10K Race starts in front of the Chatham County Court House on Montgomery and finishes in front of the Savannah Civic Center. Registration is available online at www.active.com. Register before October 31 and the entry fee is only $24. Register from November 1 – December 4 and the entry fee is $26. All participants that register at Packet Pickup at the Expo will pay $30. The entry fee includes a T-shirt and refreshments. Participants cannot register on the day of the race. Presented by Enmark and organized by the Greater Savannah Sports Council, the Savannah River Bridge Run benefits the Cancer Care Research Pavilion at St. Joseph's/Candler. For registration, race details and information contact Fleet Feet Savannah at 912.355.3527 or visit www.SavannahRiverBridgeRun.com.
The City of Richmond Hill’s13th Annual Hometown Christmas CelebrationFriday December 5 @ 6 PM-9 PMThe Seventh Annual Chili Cook-off and Crafts FairBooths will be filled with chili chefs and craft vendors. Be there when the cash awards are given to the best tasting chili in town. Live entertainment provided by Arts on the Coast and local musicians. Enjoy a variety of food, a magician, face painting, a balloon artist, a caricature artist, inflatable rides, and lots more fun. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be available for children of all ages and our local photographer will be onsite to capture the moment.Saturday, December 6 @ 10 AMThe Thirteenth Annual Hometown Christmas ParadeGather together with the entire family and watch the Christmas parade make its way through the streets of downtown Richmond Hill. This year’s parade theme will be “Home for the Holidays” to highlight the return of local military troops. Local businesses and residents are encouraged to participate or come out and celebrate the holidays. Join the Christmas festivities.Saturday December 6 @ NoonThe Fourth Annual Christmas XtravaganzaImmediately following Richmond Hill Christmas Parade, the Station Xchange has planned an Xtravaganza that will include a winter wonderland with real snow, Christmas music, local performing artists, a petting zoo, photos with Santa, ornament making stations, a cookie decorating station, complimentary candy canes, and hot cocoa. The event is FREE and open to the public. Refreshment stands will be onsite at the event and the funds raised will be donated to Bryan County Drug-Free Coalition, a group of local parents, students, law enforcement officers, city, county, and school officials, and business people united to create an awareness of and help address the local drug and alcohol problem among young people in BryanCounty. For more information contact the development Sales Office at 912-756-2969.Saturday, December 6 @ 6:30 PMChristmas on the OgeecheeBoat lovers will be thrilled by this spectacular lighted boat parade. The boat parade will begin at the FortMcAllisterState Park pier and end at the last house on the point. Judges will be located at the Fort McAllister Marina and awards will be presented to the best in show. Attractions will include live music, food, and beverages after the parade. Contact John at (912) 547-0149 for more information. Come join the fun!
The American Cancer Society Road to Recoverysmprogram is now available in the Coastal Empire. This vital patient service program is offered to cancer patients who have no means of transportation and/or are too ill to drive themselves to treatment. The American Cancer Society Road to Recoverysm program offers assistance through volunteer drivers willing to drive patients to and from their treatment. Currently in the Coastal Empire eight volunteers are trained drives and are concentrated in the Savannah area, with training planned for volunteers in Liberty and EffinghamCounties. If you or someone you know is a cancer patient and could benefit from The American Cancer Society Road to Recoverysm program or you would like more information on becoming a Road to Recovery driver contact your American Cancer Society at 800-ACS-2345. PET OWNERS! You and your dog can network while meeting new friends and old. St. Almo – Savannah’s True Animal Lovers Meet Others (912-234-3336) St Almo is Friendly people who love animals. Check Us Out: Join our Sunday evening dog walks in downtown Savannah. With or without a dog, meet us at CaninePalace (618 Abercorn) for a stroll through the beautiful historic district. We often stop for a drink at Gallery Espresso or Six Pence pub.There are no dues or fees – we are a very informal group. At our monthly outings, we have a donation jar with the money collected going to a designated local animal welfare group. For a schedule of upcoming events and times for dog walks, call Lora 912.596.5475 or Sara at Canine Palace 912.234.3336 or go to http://www.caninepalacesavannah.com/.
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