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Thanks to Mother Nature, there are a lot of changes to this year's Fourth of July festivities around metro Atlanta and north Georgia. Get the latest updates on changes, and details about the celebrations that will go on as scheduled right here! ACWORTHDue to inclement weather, the annual Fourth of July Concert and Fireworks have been rescheduled for Friday, July 19. Festivities will begin at 5 p.m. with the music of the Paul Hand Band, followed by a tribute to members of the Armed Forces at 7:45 p.m., and the band Flashback at 8 p.m. Fireworks at dark. More info: Click here ALPHARETTA Matilda's Music under the Pines Concert and Fireworks show July 4, 7 pm $15 Live concert featuring the Deadfields with a dazzling fireworks show after the performance. More info: Click here July 4th Fireworks and Festivities at Wills Park July 4, starting at 4 pm Free Event will feature food vendors, family activities, live music and a free fireworks show at Wills Park in Alpharetta. More info: Click here July 4th All-American Celebration with Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Verizon Wireless Amphitheater July 5, 8 pm $15-$45 The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will be performing at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater on July 5th. The concert will feature some of America's favorite patriotic ballads and will include a post-concert fireworks finale. More info: Click here ATLANTA 54th Annual Legendary Fourth of July festivities at Lenox Square July 4, 10:00 am - 10:30 pm Free Event includes live music, fireworks, and tons of family friendly attractions at Lenox Square in Buckhead. More info: Click here 4th of July Celebration at Centennial Olympic Park July 4 Free Centennial Olympic Park will be hosting a variety of family fun activities and live music all leading up to an amazing fireworks show. More info: Click here Atlanta Braves vs. Miami Marlins July 4 Prices vary The Atlanta Braves will be hosting the Miami Marlins at Turner Field! First pitch at 7:10 p.m. Stay in your seats after the game for a fantastic fireworks show. More info: Click here
Red, White, and Brew at the Georgia Aquarium July 4, 6 pm - 10:30 pm Price: $55 The Georgia Aquarium will be hosting a beer sampling event in the Oceans Ballroom. The event will be catered by Wolfgang Puck Catering and will offer patrons unlimited sampling of both local and national beers. The ballroom will offer a great view to the Centennial Olympic Park fireworks show. No one under 21 will be admitted, and taxis will be on-site to drive patrons home. More info: Click here 3rd Annual Fourth Fest at Cook Hall July 4, starting at 6 am $30-$35 Cook Hall in Buckhead will be featuring all day food and drink specials, live music, fireworks and fun activities. The venue will be open early to provide a great place to watch the Peachtree Road Race. More info: Click here
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NOTE: The fireworks display scheduled for the Red, White and Boom show has been cancelled. The concert WILL go on as scheduled.July 4, 7 pm (doors open at 5 pm)Free (parking $10)Celebrate the 4th with Red, White and Boom! It's a July 4th concert you won't want to miss. This year's event features Midnight Star Live in concert with DJ Daddy Dre and The 911 Band. Fireworks after the show. Tickets available on a first come, first served basis at the Wolf Creek Amphitheater Box Office (3025 Merk Road) or the North Fulton Service Center (7741 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs). You MUST have a ticket to enter. Box office closed on July 4.More info: Click here
Atlanta Motor Speedway Papa John's Pizza Fireworks ExtravaganzaAtlanta Motor Speedway has postponed its July 4th Papa John's Pizza Fireworks Extravaganza to July 25th as a result of inclement weather.More info: Click here
Six Flags Over Georgia's Fourth of July Fireworks CelebrationDue to possible inclement weather, The Six Flags Over Georgia fireworks display has been postponed to Saturday evening, July 6. Coca-Cola July 4th Fest and exclusive ride times have also been postponed to Saturday.More info: Click here AVONDALE ESTATESThe city of Avondale has postponed their July 4th fireworks display until Saturday, August 31 (Labor Day weekend) due to inclement weather. The 4th of July Parade will go on as scheduled. Parade line-up begins at 9:15 a.m. at Avondale High School. The parade starts at 10 a.m., and proceeds up Clarendon Avenue to the Clock Tower.BLAIRSVILLEBlairsville Independence Day celebrationVogel State ParkJuly 4, 8:30 am - 4 pm Activities for the whole family at one of the oldest state parks in the nation, including a flag-raising ceremony, a bicycle parade, pedal boat races and more. Parking is $5. More info: 706-745-2628Blairsville Independence Day FireworksMeeks Park July 4, 9:30 pm Watch the skies over Meeks Park in Blairsville light up with an explosion of lights and color! Bring the whole family for this fun filled event. More info: 706-745-5789BRASELTONCelebrate Braselton Festival & Parade in Braselton Park on July 4. Festival in Braselton Park from 4-9 pm, and a parade down Highway 53 at 6 pm. Fireworks in downtown after dark.More info: Click hereBRASSTOWN VALLEY RESORTGolf Course at Brasstown Valley Resort July 4, at dark Bring blankets and lawn chairs and camp out on Highway 76 for fireworks. No personal coolers or pets, please. Free admissionBUFORD Mall of Georgia 11th Annual Fabulous Fourth Festivities July 4 Free Family-friendly festivities including fireworks, musical entertainment, food concessions, and a post-fireworks movie screening on a 55-foot screen. More info: Click here
Lanier Islands Fireworks July 4, 10 am - 10:40 pm Prices vary All day live entertainment, games, family fun activities, and a fireworks extravaganza. More info: Click here
CALLAWAY GARDENS July 4th Star Spangled Banner Party at Callaway Gardens Prices vary Events at Callaway Gardens include fun beach activities, live music, and a fireworks extravaganza. More info: Click here
The Star Spangled Celebration has been cancelled and the annual fireworks show postponed until Saturday, September 7 during kickoff weekend for the Northwest Georgia Regional Fair. The July 4 celebration events at Tate Park have also been cancelled due to rain. The Fairmount celebration will take place instead Saturday, August 3, 2013 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Tate Park.
4th of July ParadeDue to inclement weather concerns, the 4th of July Parade scheduled for 6 pm in downtown Canton has been postponed. A rescheduled date will be announced within the week.July 4th Fireworks DisplayDue to potential inclement weather, the July 4th fireworks display planned for Riverstone Plaza has been cancelled. The city will announce a rescheduled date within the next week. More info: Click here
CARROLLTONThe July 4th parade has been rescheduled for July 13 due to inclement weather.CHAMBLEEThe City of Chamblee has postponed its July 4th fireworks and festivities in Keswick Park due to inclement weather. Instead, those festivities will take place on Sunday, July 7. More info: Click hereCOMMERCEIndependence Day Celebration - Spencer ParkJuly 4, 7 p.m.FreeThe event will begin at 7 p.m. with a demonstration by the Tiger Town Twirlers, followed by music from Hooch Holler on a stage on Little Street facing the park. A fireworks show will begin at dark, launched from the Public Safety Complex just a block south on South Elm Street.
COVINGTONIndependence in the Park - Downtown CovingtonThis event has been rescheduled to July 6 due to expected inclement weather.July 6, 5 p.m.FreeThis year's event brings a variety of musical acts to the Square. First up will be a 45-minute patriotic program presented by the Community Choir directed by Tim Barnes, minister of music at First Baptist Church of Covington. Following at 5 p.m. will be a performance by the Community Band directed by T.K. Adams, an annual tradition. Also in the lineup are Vista Kings, Central Community Church Praise Team, Xavier Gordon featuring Olivia Adams, Church at Covington Praise Team, Drew Parker Band and Drive Time. The event will culminate with a fireworks show at dark. More info: Click here
CUMMING City of Cumming 4th of July Celebration Parade July 3: 6 pm - 11 pm, July 4: 9 am - 1 pm Free Celebration includes live music, fireworks, and a steam engine parade. More info: Click here
The events in Dahlonega have been rescheduled due to expected inclement weather. The Firecracker 5K and 10K will still take place on July 4, but other events are now set for July 6. Click here for updated information.
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The Dawson County "Sparks in the Park" Fireworks show and activities scheduled for July 3rd at Rock Creek Park, have been cancelled. The event has been rescheduled for August 30th. More info: Click Here
DECATUR City of Decatur July 4th Pied Piper Parade July 4, 5:30 pm Free A parade led by neighborhood organizers, anyone is able to participate in the parade. The event will also feature live music and a fireworks show. More info: Click here
DEMORESTDemorest Glorious Fourth of July Celebration and ParadeJuly 4Celebrate Independence Day at the longest-running celebration in the state. Activities include: parade at 11 a.m., followed by live music, children's activities, a horseshoe tournament, blacksmith, fireworks at dusk. Denver Bronco and UGA, Habersham Central graduate Tavarres King serves as the Grand Marshall. More info: 706-778-4202DOUGLASVILLE
Due to inclement weather, The City of Douglasville has cancelled the 4th of July Parade and fireworks show. The fireworks show is being rescheduled for Labor Day weekend. Other downtown activities, including the plaza concert scheduled for Thursday evening have also been cancelled. The S.H.A.R.E House festivities have been moved to indoor facilities and will continue at Hunter Park as scheduled. For information on the Willie Watkins Family Picnic Day at Worthan Park, please call (770) 489-6571.More info: Click Here
Duluth Celebrates America This event has been rescheduled due to expected inclement weather. The fireworks will now follow the Duluth Fall Festival concert featuring Rupert's Orchestra on September 14th.Scott Hudgens ParkBring you family, bring your friends and enjoy music from the 116th Army Band, fabulous fireworks, children's activities, great food, and more! Admission is free! More info: Click here
DUNWOODY Dunwoody 4th of July Parade July 4, 9 am Free The parade will feature marching bands, floats, clowns, animals, and local celebrities. More info: Click here EAST POINT Note: Due to possible severe weather, East Point is postponing its Fourth festivities until July 6. More info: Click here
GRIFFINThe fireworks display has been postponed due to the threat of inclement weather. The fireworks is now scheduled for Saturday, July 6 at 9:30 pm.ELLIJAY
The July 4th parade, fireworks and beach party have been postponed until Saturday, July 6. The parade begins at 6 p.m.More info: Click here
Fourth of July fireworks at Laurel ParkThe fireworks display originally scheduled for July 4 at Laurel Park has been postponed due to inclement weather. The event, which benefits the American Legion Paul E. Bolding Post 7, has been rescheduled for Labor Day, Sept. 2.More info: Click here
HAMPTON Atlanta Motor Speedway - July 4th Papa John's Pizza Fireworks ExtravaganzaHead to AMS for races and fireworks! Gates open at 6 p.m., Thursday Thunder Feature races at 7:30 p.m. Fireworks after the races.$6 grandstand admission ($2 for kids 6-11)More info: Click hereHenry County Fourth of July Fireworks at Nash Farm Park Due to inclement weather, Fourth of July Fireworks display at Nash Farm Park has been cancelled.More info: Click here
Due to weather, the Chattahoochee Independence Day in Franklin has been rescheduled for July 6. More info: Click here
The fireworks celebration in Helen has been postponed due to the weather threat. It will now take place on Saturday, Aug. 17, which coincides with the city's birthday celebration.
HIRAMThe city of Hiram has cancelled the Red, White, & Boom fireworks show due to inclement weather. The fireworks show was supposed to take place on Friday July 5, 2013. The event will be rescheduled at a later date.KENNESAW
Kennesaw's "Salute to America" event has been postponed due to expected stormy weather. The rescheduled date is August 3. Click here for more information.
LAKE ALLATOONAThe Allatoona Yacht Club in Cartersville has cancelled their planned July 3rd fireworks display. The event has been rescheduled for July 20.LAKE LANIERLake Lanier Islands July 4th CelebrationThis event has been rescheduled due for Saturday due to inclement weather.More info: Click here
LAWRENCEVILLEPreludeLTTA and the Aurora Theatre's FREE musical celebration, Prelude, has been cancelled due to inclement weather. This event was planned at Gwinnett Historic Courthouse from 7:30-10:30 pm.More info: Click hereLILBURN
Sparkle in the ParkLilburn's Sparkle in the Park, which was scheduled for July 4, has been postponed due to inclement weather. It is being rescheduled for Sunday, September 1 for Labor Day weekend fireworks instead. More information will be available on their website, so click here for a link.LOGANVILLEClearview Regional Medical Center 2013 Fireworks SpectacularDue to inclement weather, this event has been rescheduled. It wil now be held on Saturday, July 6 from 5-10 p.m. More info: Click hereMARIETTA Fourth in the Park at Marietta Square Due to inclement weather in the forecast, the 4th of July parade and fireworks have been postponed. The city says the fireworks will be rescheduled, and a date is forthcoming. More info: Click here
MONROEFreedom FestDue to potentially inclement weather, Freedom Fest is going to be moved to Saturday, July 6. Gates open at 5:00 pm with the same line up of bands, food, and Fireworks! More info: Click here
NEWNANDue to inclement weather concerns, the Independence Day fireworks planned for Drake Field have been rescheduled for Saturday, July 13.PEACHTREE CITYDue to inclement weather, the City of Peachtree City has made the difficult decision to cancel all activities for the 4th of July. This includes the parade, Veteran's reception, Public Safety Expo, and fireworks. The fireworks display will be rescheduled for Labor Day weekend.
POWDER SPRINGS18th Annual Independence Day Celebration & FireworksPowder Springs' 18th Annual Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks, scheduled for July 4th, is being postponed due to the adverse weather conditions already occurring and forecasted for Friday. In an official statement, Mayor Pat Vaughn said, "It is unfortunate that the City will not have the opportunity to celebrate our country's birthday and rich heritage on Independence Day this year. The number one responsibility of government is to assure the safety of its citizens; therefore, given the current and forecasted inclement weather conditions, we believe it is in everyone's best interests to postpone the celebration until a later date. Once we determine the rescheduled date, we will inform the community."
Due to predictions of inclement weather, the activities scheduled for July 4th have been postponed until Saturday, August 31.More info: Click here STONE MOUNTAIN 46th Annual Fantastic Fourth Celebration at Stone Mountain Park July 4-6 $10 park entry fee Enjoy the family friendly activities at Stone Mountain Park, including a patriotic-themed fireworks show after the laser show spectacular. More info: Click here
Sparks in the Park The "Sparks in the Park" celebration has been rescheduled due to possible inclement weather. The event is now scheduled to take place at 6:30 p.m. on August 3 at E.E. Robinson Park. More info: Click here.
Suches in Union County has rescheduled its fireworks display to Saturday July 6th. The festivities will be held at Woody Gap School starting at 7 p.m. with hot dogs, soft drinks and snacks. The fireworks begin at dusk.More info: Click here
The Villa Rica fireworks show, originally scheduled for July 3, has been rescheduled for August 30.More info: Click here
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Reviews by WesWes:
New York
2.9/5 rDev +58.5%
The beer pours a pale, almost clear, gold color; very light. The head laces nicely. The nose smells like regular Michelob, but noticably lighter. The taste is very watery, but still maintaining the lager flavor. It goes down very smooth and finishes crisp. It's a gusler, no doubt and a bonafied "chick" beer. I guess if you enjoy macro-brewed lagers like Michelob, this is a beer you would be excited about. It's the old philosophy of less calories, larger consumption. I don't worry myself with calorie counts. What's the point? If a beer tastes good drink it. Like anything else in life; Use in moderation.
07-23-2003 17:53:34 | More by WesWes
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2.93/5 rDev +60.1%
Appearance This one is, of course, extremely light yellow in color. The head rose up nicely.
Smell Well, it still smells like cheap American grain, so I dont know what they took out to make it, Ultra.
Taste In looking at my notes on the regular Michelob, the cheap sweetness seems to have been extracted for the sake of carb reduction. This is actually an improvement. Also, the grain doesnt seem to taste so bad. Who da thunk?
Mouthfeel The good carbonation and absence of cheap sugars make this one a not-so-bad alternative to a real beer.
Drinkability I cant believe Im writing this, but this beer isnt half bad.
01-12-2004 00:59:33 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
1.75/5 rDev -4.4%
08-26-2013 01:27:17 | More by cam477
1/5 rDev -45.4%
When I used to wait tables at an Italian joint we carried this stuff. I sold tons of it one summer during the height of the low-carb craze.
A lot of people loved it, although, that's too general. A lot women, no...still too general, a lot of really, really trashy 38-45 year-old women with stretch lines, bad dye jobs, and huge bangs loved this beer. They would drink like 5 or 6 of them with meals, which they would order like this:
Hi, I'd like this rigatoni only can you add cheese and extra sausage and hold the pasta?
Freaks! Who goes to an Italian restaurant and says "hold the pasta." People who like this liquid made my job difficult and that's reason enough to trash it.
The other reason is that it is not beer in any way, shape, or form.
Some folks might say that its drinkable but since its basically water and cant give you a buzz no matter how much you drink, Im giving it a one. Id rather drink water and so this is obviously the most undrinkable beer ever.
Bring on the Natty Ice, Ill take that hangover over this swill anytime.
09-26-2005 18:12:39 | More by DaPeculierDane
Ontario (Canada)
1.25/5 rDev -31.7%
06-22-2012 11:38:08 | More by beerhunter13
1/5 rDev -45.4%
05-03-2014 18:17:05 | More by Hoppin_mad
1.75/5 rDev -4.4%
09-11-2012 23:54:31 | More by tohe9384
1.98/5 rDev +8.2%
Michelob Ultra light Lager style beer 4.2% alcohol. One pint 8oz can poured into becker glass.
A- Appearance on vigorous pour is nothing more than lightly foamy water with a piss colored hue.
S- Light grainy and metallic scents loom over a slight musky malt aroma.
T-M- Taste is definitly ultra light on all the aspect of a true beer but not offensive in any way just hints of malts, metallic flavors, and a tinge of hop presence. Mouthfeel is smooth as water as this beer is most likely 90% of that.
D- Hey it a beer to go to town on... I can respect that.
12-16-2010 04:14:46 | More by wesbrownyeah
2/5 rDev +9.3%
01-05-2013 02:40:53 | More by tbryan5
New York
1/5 rDev -45.4%
07-21-2014 03:04:00 | More by SkiBum22
1.95/5 rDev +6.6%
Pours from the slim bottle (LOL...I love how they even make the bottle look slim) a light sunshine yellow color with a fizzy soda pop head that quickly dies out to a small ring of bubbles around the brew. Aromas of sweet cereal grains all over the place. Light hops in the background...fairly bland but not really offensive. I do get an odd sweet fruity aroma as well.
First sip brings a very light crisp maltiness consisting of sweet graininess and a subtle grassy hop in the background. A light fruity taste floats in and out. Watery, boring, but overall unoffensive. Ends with a crisp sweet grainy aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is thin like water with brash carbonation that attacks the entire mouth. Seems way overcarbonated to me. Had this brew for free as it was in the work fridge. Nothing I'd ever seek out on my own. Boring, boring, boring...not much more to be said.
09-23-2005 23:31:05 | More by orbitalr0x
4.75/5 rDev +159.6%
03-17-2012 00:50:58 | More by markallmon
1.2/5 rDev -34.4%
Fascinating. The fact that Michelob Ultra is allowed by law to be labelled and marketed as "beer" has to be the one of the most massive examples of wool being pulled over consumers' eyes.
Its not that 1.0 is too high of a score to rate this beer. The thing is that these areas to be graded: appearance, smell, taste, mouthfeel - they simply don't APPLY. There is just nothing there. Mic Ultra doesnt even attempt to imitate what the general public's perception of a "beer" is (BudMillerCoors).
It looks like a glass of city water with the smallest eye-dropper amount of pale beer added. It smells that way too, which is to say there isnt really any scent. There is the most minimal amount of carbonation that disappears without a trace after one second in your mouth.
And the taste. My god, the taste. Once again, how is this allowed to be called beer? Only in America... It's kinda like someone went into a grassy field and siphoned a tiny puddle after a storm. And then went home & diluted the puddle water even more. Like there's sort of a flavor there, but you are not quite sure, because it was gone so quickly.
So why did I give the drinkability such a (relatively) high score? Well, quite simply, you could POUND these things. I mean chug them like they were gatorade and you had just run 5 miles. You would never notice. There's not a chance in hell of MicUltra ever filling you up.
Speaking of running - this is the "beer" you pour in your water bottle before you take off on a half-marathon. Or at least that's what the advertising would have you believe. Sooner than later the carb-craze will die, and MicUltra will be one of the casualties. No sad farewell. Just chuckles years down the line when asked "hey, remember when there was low-carb beer?"
09-20-2005 04:34:39 | More by chOAKbarrell
1/5 rDev -45.4%
This is nothing but carbonated water with a little alcohol mixed in. I really don't even consider this beer a 'social' beer. It's a disappointment. Michelob does have several other selections that are respectable. I consider this one to have one of the worst taste's of any beer I've tried.
07-20-2010 04:34:42 | More by newcastleme
1.18/5 rDev -35.5%
12 onz brown bottle
Appearance is very pale light yellow color with no head ,
The smell is like veggies but not some good ones.
Taste is (what taste?) very wattery , like a real beer with ice, there's not a lot in here.
If you are goingt to drink this beer because of low carbs,you should not drink anything at all.It makes you think is there a real different between having a good beer with 100 to 120 carbs or punish your self with this beer for some carbs???
07-08-2007 09:07:57 | More by BeerDreadz
1.88/5 rDev +2.7%
I keep a few around for company who insist on a light BMC. They're getting old so I decided to pop one for myself. Not a bad idea actually. Nothing like grounding my taste buds once in a while.
Do I have to go through the rating process?
Suffice it to say it poured a very pale yellow into a pilsner glass.
Taste not all that bad if you can call it taste.
How can something non-existent be horrible?
Rhetorical question.
Quenched my thirst and I'm still here.
I'm not going to bother keeping these things around anymore.
05-29-2011 02:19:34 | More by NWer
3/5 rDev +63.9%
01-08-2012 22:18:18 | More by WuAnquo1
2.33/5 rDev +27.3%
to say this beer is watered down is an understatment. i guess this beer would be good for someone on the low carb diet, other than that i see no real use for it other than ocassional because although the taste is nearly nothing it still has more taste than bud light, but that does not say much.
05-05-2005 03:11:49 | More by twi1609372
1/5 rDev -45.4%
07-28-2013 20:51:08 | More by TTripp725
New York
3/5 rDev +63.9%
02-13-2012 14:36:49 | More by generallee
1.75/5 rDev -4.4%
07-03-2013 02:53:18 | More by ValpoExpo
2/5 rDev +9.3%
04-09-2013 02:57:44 | More by SmellsofMahagony
3.25/5 rDev +77.6%
I can't really smell this. It is light and watery, but for its style, it isn't bad. For beer, it is terrible, but comparing it to other American Macro Lager offerings, not bad. I tried to keep that in mind when making my review. I was at a movie theater, so the cup was frost-colored plastic. Still, from what I could see, it was very light colored and pale. It retained a thin head for a long time. As it warmed, the malts became more defined. It tasted slightly fruity. There was no identifiable hops taste. Given the choice between this and city water, which tastes like a swimming pool, I'd drink this. (That was my choice.)
03-04-2006 04:09:55 | More by badturtle
2/5 rDev +9.3%
11-25-2011 07:20:33 | More by TimoP
1.4/5 rDev -23.5%
Found in a beer tub at a back yard BBQ. Used for "flippy cup" drinking game.
nearly clear, very bubbly. clean crisp watery.
Bland flavor and the after taste is crisp boorishness.
I'm surprised this beer has 4.20 abv! That's kind of high for what I was expecting.
I would avoid drinking this beer in the future. Very bad beer.
09-08-2011 21:56:30 | More by jisom123
Michelob Ultra from Anheuser-Busch
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Guided by the belief that 'there is a home for every animal', Companion Animal Rescue & Medical Assistance Inc. (CARMA) focuses on making a difference in the lives of abandoned cats and dogs in New Mexico. Since opening in 1999, CARMA has operated as a no-kill rescue organization that has successfully taken in over 4,300 dogs and cats.
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Golden Retrievers in Need Rescue Service, Inc.
Founded in 1992 by a group of self-proclaimed 'golden enthusiasts', Golden Retrievers in Need has given over 2,600 displaced pups a second chance at life and a fresh, new start.
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FastFriends Greyhound Adoption has helped 3,000 pups make the transition from racing careers to lives of companionship.
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Most of their funding is spent on veterinary care, medicine and food. Our financial grant helped to cover ongoing medical care for a special four-year-old hound named Randy. After battling a wide range of medical problems, Randy managed to emerge victoriously, and is now a 'happy, goofy fellow' who loves to 'give hugs'.
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Richardson Rescue
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Focused on educating people about the consequences of negative stereotypes, Spotted Dog Dalmatian Rescue has made it their mission to save and improve the lives of hearing-impaired Dalmatians.
Spanning across six states, this all-volunteer organization believes that hearing-impaired Dalmatians readily take to therapy training and can enrich the lives of people through service. Composed of a network of foster homes, Spotted Dog Dalmatian Rescue supports their foster families by providing funds to cover veterinary expenses.
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Since opening its doors in 2001, All Bassets Cherished Basset Hound Rescue has made it their mission to help homeless hounds find safe and loving forever homes.
With the goal of improving the lives of canines and their adoptive families, ABCBHR has proudly adopted out almost 800 pups. Thanks to the help of our donors, our financial award helped to provide veterinary care to recently rescued Bassets.
A portion of our grant was dedicated to saving the life of a special eight-year-old hound named Nellie. Freed from an arduous life of continuous breeding, Nellie was successfully rescued from a puppy mill in Ohio.
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Northland Animal Welfare Society provides essential veterinary care for low-income pet parents. Dedicated to reducing the number of homeless companions, they work to educate Missouri citizens about the humane treatment of animals.
This agency offers alteration surgeries, vaccinations, micro-chipping and nail trimming services for both cats and dogs. Additionally, they assist in connecting local animal groups with individual fosterers to ensure that every animal finds a warm place to call home.
With the help of our financial grant, NAWS was able to purchase a specialized, heated, hydraulic surgery table. Able to accommodate dogs who weigh more than 80 lbs., this top-of-the-line operating table allows NAWS to double the number of procedures they are able to perform.
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Since 2004, American Black & Tan Coonhound Rescue (ABTCR) has placed abandoned coonhounds with foster homes until appropriate adoptive families can be identified.
At any given time, this group provides essential daily care for dozens of Bloodhounds and Coonhounds, covering the costs of all veterinary expenses. They also pay for food costs on behalf of fosterers whenever possible.
Many of these hounds are dropped off at humane societies, or abandoned in the wild, after failing to perform as a hunting dog, often without any training. Irresponsible breeders, out to make a quick buck, may dump entire litters if the dogs aren't purchased according to an accelerated time table. Thanks to ABTCR's dedicated team, literally hundreds of hounds have been saved from a sad and lonely end, some only days or hours away from euthanasia.
ABTCR used the Dr. Jane's HealthyPetNet Foundation donation to cover the costs of extensive veterinary care for three of their rescued hounds.
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Part of our commitment at Life's Abundance is providing financial relief for organizations dealing with emergency situations. Three agencies - Adopt NY, Coalition for Animals and All Breed Rescue & Training - provided essential services in the wake of tragedies caused by two natural disasters.
Impacting New York and New Jersey, Hurricane Sandy was the largest Atlantic storm on record. With the help of Dr. Jane's HealthyPetNet Foundation, Adopt NY and Coalition for Animals were each given emergency grants of $3,000.
Adopt NY's goal was to provide shelter and supplies for animals directly affected by the storm's wrath. Volunteers worked tirelessly to deliver medicine and transport newly homeless companions to safe shelter. Our financial award helped Adopt NY to purchase 14,000 lbs of premium dog food, cat food and cat litter! Coalition for Animals shared their grant with 10 rescue groups, with funds distributed based on the severity each group's need.
All Breed Rescue and Training provided relief to those impacted by the Colorado Springs Wildfires, with over 35,000 evacuees. The Humane Society was quickly overwhelmed by homeless animals, and ABRT opened their doors and hearts to the overflow. Their converted warehouse turned into a life-saving sanctuary where volunteers worked around the clock. Our grant helped ABRT pay for escalating power bills, transporting companion animals, medical care, food and so much more!
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Based in Ft. Lauderdale, Paws South Florida Rescue is a no-kill, all-volunteer, animal-welfare group laboring to put an end to the cycle of feline overpopulation.
Dealing almost exclusively with feral cat communities, PSFR is not a shelter but a close-knit group of volunteers who care for the forgotten. They utilize a TNR strategy, where felines are trapped without injury, neutered or spayed, and released to return to their feral group. With the assistance of veterinarians affiliated with PSFR, feral cat communities are managed according to the guidelines of Alley Cat Allies, a popular feline advocacy organization. Any adults and kittens deemed viable candidates for adoption are live with one of their devoted fosterers until suitable forever homes can be located.
The funds supplied by our 2011 award helped them to trap, sterilize and release 116 feral felines, and to rescue and adopt out 15 kittens in 2011. With our 2012 grant, they exceeded those records, with 148 feral cats treated, 43 kittens rescued and 35 placed 35 in forever homes.
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Dallas-Ft. Worth Lab Retriever Rescue Club
Founded in 1997, Dallas Fort Worth Labrador Retriever Rescue Club is the largest Lab rescue organization in one of America's largest metropolitan areas. Their volunteer network is comprised of over 130 active participants, who provide transportation, dependable shelter and respectful daily care.
Newly rescued Labs receive a whole host of veterinary treatments, including vaccinations, full health exams, spaying or neutering, nail trimming, heartworm testing and much more. Even though they take in as many Labs as resources allow, they estimate that they are only able to save about half of the purebred Labs roaming the metroplex. In spite of such an uphill battle, they remain wholly committed and enthusiastic about their endeavors.
In addition to saving lives, DFW Lab Rescue educates the public about responsible pet parenting, as well as offering behavioral counseling, obedience training and more.
With the funds we provided, an abandoned litter of puppies suffering from Parvovirus received life-saving veterinary care and made remarkable recoveries.
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Save A Kitty
Save A Kitty is a donor-supported, non-profit, and no-kill rescue organization located in Los Angeles County, CA. The all-volunteer staff works to save the lives of homeless, abandoned, and abused cats. By creating public awareness, they hope to develop solutions that will prevent overpopulation problems in the near future.
They have developed a unique strategy that is focused on providing constant nurturing, reassurance, and repetitive handling, and this has led them to an exceptional track record for socializing feral kitties. SAK's expanding facility and small network of foster homes can hold an impressive 65 kitties at a time, and all of these cats live cage-free. Their long term goal is to eventually create a large, no-kill sanctuary.
SAK's income is generated exclusively through grants and personal donations, and they do not receive any financial aid from the government. As a result, our financial award helped them pay for vet care, medical supplies, food, litter, beds, blankets, toys and more!
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Stickney's Toy Breed Rescue
Mary Stickney operates her small dog rescue organization out of Cortland, Nebraska. Stickney's Toy Breed Rescue saves small dogs that have been emotionally and physically harmed from human greed. She has created this non-profit rescue organization by turning her home that lies on five acres into a life-saving refuge where dogs can have a better start.
Mary investigated the horrors of puppy mills and some unethical practices in the pet industry, and she vowed to make a change. She made it her responsibility to give these small dogs a second chance at life. Mary and her staff offer emergency veterinary care, and her adoption fees are only in place to cover these high expenses.
Mary also makes it a point to save every dog that she can. If the dogs cannot be placed up for adoption then she will have them live with her permanently. Her goal is to find every dog a safe and loving home far from the awful start that they have had to endure.
Our financial award was able to save the lives of ten small dogs who needed extensive medical care, and who are now adoptable and safe!
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Noah's Ark Sanctuary
Headquartered in Pompano Beach, FL, Noah's Ark Sanctuary for Abandoned and Abused Animals re-homes abandoned pets and strives to curtail pet overpopulation. What began as a husband-and-wife team has now blossomed into a full-time network of dedicated rescue workers. Their efforts have made a significant impact, recognized by both community leaders and governmental agencies.
Staffed only by volunteers, they utilize a TNR strategy to deal ethically with feral cat communities. With their adoption center, opened in 2003, they're able to meet the daily needs of cats rescued from lives of uncertainty and sickness. In addition to rescuing adoptable cats (and the occasional dog) and managing feral colonies, NAS provides educational outreach to South Florida communities about responsible animal care.
Our grant helped to bolster NAS's efforts to care for a local feral cat colony. Prior to intervention, there were over 200 malnourished and sickly cats. Thanks to unflagging commitment, it's now a manageable colony of 70 healthy cats.
Grants also issued in February 2010 and July 2008.
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Going Home Greyhound
For over 18 years, Going Home Greyhound has successfully placed 2,000 Greyhounds into permanent homes. Located in Wexford,PA, GHG currently has 70 volunteers who connect thousands of dogs with only the best-fitting adoptive parents.
The Greyhounds are fostered directly from racetracks, and most of them have never enjoyed a warm and comforting home.
GHG's focus is to ease these pups out of their radical racing lifestyle and into a loving and safe companion life. Their Greyhounds usually stay in foster care less than a month before being adopted.
With an onsite canine behaviorist, GHG is able to make the transition process smooth for new parents, and support is offered throughout the Greyhound's lifetime. The Greyhound Gazette is their newsletter that keeps hundreds of parents in the loop on their current events, Greyhound news, future endeavors, and available pups.
GHG does a wonderful job with their fundraising efforts by holding such events as an annual reunion, a Christmas bazaar, and a spring bath-a-thon. They also have an inspirational initiative that matches veteran pups with human veterans. Our financial award was able to pay for three Greyhounds to be matched with deserving service members for free. The award also covered the costs of vet care for a special canine that needed multiple surgeries.
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Cats Exclusive
A non-profit organization dedicated to helping their South Florida community, both humans and felines alike, Cats Exclusive has been in operation since 1979. They opened the first storefront feline adoption center in Broward County, in 1998. Through this adoption facility, which features sufficient space for the daily care of 60 cats, they have rescued nearly 6,000 cats!
Their Spay/Neuter & Adoption Program (SNAP), created to oversee alteration procedures of homeless felines, has proven highly successful in curbing feline overpopulation in the Greater Miami area.
Cats Exclusive operates a low-cost veterinary clinic which provides a variety of services, such as vaccines, dental care and spaying/neutering. In fact, they've performed just over 10,000 procedures and treatments!
Our financial grant helped to cover the costs of Cats Exclusive's shelter operation during the last four months of 2011, when they took in 115 felines and placed 128 in loving, adoptive homes.
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Paws South Florida Rescue
Based in Ft. Lauderdale, Paws South Florida Rescue is a no-kill, all-volunteer, animal-welfare group laboring to put an end to the cycle of feline overpopulation.
Dealing almost exclusively with feral cat communities, PSFR is not a shelter but a close-knit group of volunteers who care for the forgotten. They utilize a TNR strategy, where felines are trapped without injury, neutered or spayed, and released to return to their feral group. With the assistance of veterinarians affiliated with PSFR, feral cat communities are managed according to the guidelines of Alley Cat Allies, a popular feline advocacy organization. Any adults and kittens deemed viable candidates for adoption are live with one of their devoted fosterers until suitable forever homes can be located.
The funds supplied by our foundation award played a role in helping this organization to trap, sterilize and release 116 feral felines, and to rescue and adopt out 15 kittens in 2011.
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Marion Regional Humane Society
Some rescues cater to specific breeds of dogs. Others care solely for felines. And then there are those organizations, like the Marion Regional Humane Society, which open their doors and their hearts to animals of all stripes, including dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, hamsters and more.
Located in Marion, IL, this non-profit organization works closely with the public to reduce pet overpopulation. With limited space for rescued animals, MRHS offers a low-cost spay-and-neuter program and provides pet food to pet parents experiencing financial difficulties. The kindhearted folks of MRHS know the best way to prevent animal abandonment is to keep families together.
While the directors of MRHS currently lease a 2,500-square-foot space, they are actively planning and saving for construction of a new facility for their operations.
The financial assistance we provided helped to cover the costs of veterinary medicines and vaccines, as well as critical repairs and upgrades to their central air system.
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Deer on the farm.
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Deer on the farm.
Not really seeing any big bucks on the farm yet. But I feel the year round feed plots are working. The deer look to be carrying a lot more weight than they have in years past. And healthier deer should become bigger deer.
My cousin Gary and I went to the farm last week. Didn't do much just checking on things and snowmobiling after we got his sleds back from the shop.
Went on a 1.6 mile or more walk to pick up my deer cams. Ya ever use a snowball for toilet paper? Its a chilling experience let me tell you! Made it back to just about 300 yards of the gate and just had to go. All pine trees around no birch bark or anything. Its hard to peel off all those cloths enough to go and stand leaning back with a hand against a tree. The first two snowballs weren't real bad but three and four were. But I think it did better than toilet paper. But its really taking conservation of natural resources too far!
A yearling spike by the trailer.
A bigger spike
A nice four point at my Dad's old hunting spot.
Cought someone out shining.
And another nice spike.
My brother Tommy got his first buck last year at Dad's spot. Now I need to get caught up and get my first buck.
I didn't get time to build a hunting cabin last year. So I just through a floor in a log shack I built 30+ years ago when I was in high school. And found it was too high. If I had seen a buck I would have had to shoot way down and through the top of their backs. But it was nice to sit out relax and watch the does.
And I ate way too much out there cooking on the 1940's military tent stove.
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
Re: Deer on the farm.
Thanks for posting.
However, I'll never look at snowballs the same way again!!
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Everybody to their own kick, but around here we would be happy to see no big bucks, or little bucks, and especially no does and I certainly wouldn't be feeding the ones that were there on purpose. I hope to live long enough to see the white tail deer extinct, or at least severely endangered, in eastern NC.
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Lots of great information! A little TMI (too much info) on some things...
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Lot's of deer and other activity, you usually do a good job with "play by play" pictures of your adventures... thanks for leaving the snowball pictures out!
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OK. Please define/explain your position on white tail deer.
I have a different opinion, and have not hunted in many years. Deer do damage, but deer hunting provides a large economic impact to the State and local businesses.
23 Jan 13. Unterrified Democrat, Conservation Corner.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Deer on the farm.
I thought those UP bucks were supposed to be big-racked monsters.
Don McCombs
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I will admit, I have a hatred of deer that burns with the intensity of a thousand suns! For a majority of the 1980's and early '90s it was difficult to grow a soybean on our farm and farms in surrounding areas due to the deer population explosion. The deer would start eating at the back of the field as soon as the beans emerged and mow them right down the row. We had fields that literally looked like hog pens. Part of the problem at least on our farm was my dad tried to cooperate with the local hunting club, and they only wanted to shoot "bullwinkles." If you called the wildlife commission to come out and issue a permit so you could shoot them out of season they might show up but usually you would get a phone call from Raleigh the day of the appointment saying the wildlife officer was "unavailable." Needless to say they showed no interest in re-scheduling. We tried everything we heard of to repel them---"scent" repellants like panty hose filled with human hair or bars of Ivory soap, raw egg mixed with water and sprayed around the field, we even tried scattering mothballs. We took pie plates and tied them to stakes or tree limbs that would flash in the sun and make noise, we even built scare crows! In the '90s we learned to drill beans, using about twice the normal seed population, and were able to begin to raise decent soybean crops again. It only cost us twice as much in Roundup Ready seed costs. That, coupled with opening the farm to individuals that wanted to actually kill deer for the freezer eased the problem somewhat. We also have had a lot of problems with erosion of farm ditches and canals. Everyone things about how well deer can jump, but they prefer to just waddle down one side of a ditch and drag back up the other side. After a few heavy rains, a wash-out forms.
It is not difficult to drive around at night and if you go to the right spot, see 25+ deer. I have heard of some people counting 100 or more. This is in areas with lots of hunters too.
I have owned 3 vehicles in my life, and every last one of them has sustained deer damage due to collisions. The last wreck we had, involving our new Ford Escape and a doe nearly big enough to saddle up and ride, did nearly $5000 worth. Multiply that by all the other drivers state-wide, and then wonder why car insurance premiums go up. I have heard my dad say many times that he didn't mind feeding the deer, if the state would show up each fall to compensate him for the damages. I agree 100%. I don't know about him but I haven't seen a nickle of that large economic impact from deer hunting. It all stays in the hunting/outdoors/wildlife management sector of the economy. Seems to me at least in our state that the wildlife officials cater exclusively to the sportsmen, at the expense of the landowner and private citizen. I want to emphasize that every state may not be this way, but it has been our experience here.
I don't have a thing against hunters or hunting--besides a tradition, sport, hobby, and way to provide food, it's an important wildlife management tool. But in eastern NC there are simply too many deer.
The only good deer is one whose metabolic processes are a matter of interest only to historians!
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I hear ya, Al. Things are similar around here.
Don McCombs
MD, Deep Creek Lake
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1977 International Cub w/FH
1978 International Cub
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Re: Deer on the farm.
Well...All I can say is,,,I'll never eat another snowball.
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Cowboy, you got to do like those big ole bears, they use rabbits.
Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
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And I thought it was just the yellow snow you had to avoid!
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Understand your position. The deer population has and is exploding in and around urban areas and a significant problem.
When living in Iowa, farmers with crop land adjacent to state parks had major deer caused crop losses. Deer would come out of the State parks (no hunting or shooting allowed) at night and forage. An Iowa Conservation Officer said that he conducted an aerial deer count in late winter. There were to many deer in a State park to count.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Yogie I thought those big ole bears used Charmin. Maybe I'm going to have to stop believing everything on TV.
Al, I can feel a little bit of your pain. I have a tall electric fence around my garden and I still get visits from the local deer population. I went down to the garden one day last summer and a mother deer had knocked down one strand of my fence and hid two young fawns in my squash row. Liked to stress tested my heart rhythm when they jumped up and ran.
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Ricky. Not much been going on here lately just been feeding the stove wood. And I've been without a computer for the last month or more as the hard drive smoked on it.
Al I see both sides as I am starting to farm. But I still love watching and eating them
Stanton I guess I'm just not afraid to let people laugh at me.
David once was enough and I didn't need any pictures either.
Don the DNR planted a wolf pack on our property 10-12 years ago. And the wolf population in the whole UP is out of control. They were supposed to let them be shot when there were 580 wolves UP there. But some eco lawyers sued and banned shooting the excess. Two years ago the DNR figured there were 1600+ and I think that was way low. And the wolves take more fawns and bucks than does. The bucks stop eating during the rut and are too weak to get away from them. I'd be happy to swap Al some wolves for bucks!
Grumpy don't you go where the husky's go don't you eat that yellow or brown snow
Yogie I wasn't fast enough to catch one.
Bill ya gotta be careful when you're in the UP.
Eugene I don't know what the DNR is doing UP north either. The doe to buck ratio is way out of balance and they are only releasing 5 doe permits for the whole UP and none in our area.
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
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Fort Jefferson May 4th 1862
My Dear Family
I am extremely happy to acknowledge the rect of four letters & seven Papers three letters from you & one from Mr Huse for which please give him & take for yourselves many thanks. I continue in good health & spirits, with an increasing love for the old Stars-Stripes. The Papers I have recd give the first particulars I have heard of the great Battle at Pittsburg. we are joyfull for the victory but sad on acct of the fearfull slaughter; So many men hurled into eternity on acct of the Cursed system of Slavery. Tell everybody that I am in favor of wiping out the whole thing root & branch, there will never be a better time or one more favorable In this Mail I recd yours of the 7th 15th & 21st of Apr. I am much pained