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Monday, December 17, 2012

Dog Travels 6,800 Miles Hoping For New Home

Abandoned in Egypt, Gordy is now up for adoption in Atlanta, thanks to resale shop owner in Avondale Estates.

The ancient Egyptians worshipped cats and sometimes would mummify deceased pet dogs, burying them with their owners, or on occasion giving them their own individual coffins. Modern Egypt isn't quite so attentive to man's best friend. In a country of around 80 million there are only a handful of animal rescue organizations and the government is pro-poisoning of street dogs as a means of controlling the population. Gordy is a 4-year old Egyptian street dog who has, happily, escaped that fate. He was abandoned in Cairo this fall and spent five days patiently waiting in the same spot downtown where he was dumped. Every day he carefully watched everyone who came by, looking for his former family to come back and get him.  Fed on occasion by …

Tanya Mahrous Tobias

9:54 am on Thursday, January 3, 2013

Gordy is still looking for his forever home! He is a sweet teddy bear who would do great in a home with another dog and a family wanting to spoil him. He doesn't require a lot of exercise but LOVES the car and walks.   more ›

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Jason Carter Discusses Egyptian Election on CNN

The Georgia state senator traveled to Egypt with his grandfather, former President Jimmy Carter.

State Sen. Jason Carter (D-42nd District) is getting involved with politics outside Georgia. He traveled to Egypt recently with his grandfather, former President Jimmy Carter, to observe the presidential election. He talked about what happened with CNN. Jimmy Carter also called the last 30 years the most gratifying of his life.

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