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The walk is slightly longer on this route and can be more isolated, especially if there aren't any events going on around Philips Arena and the Dome.Īfter 8:30 p.m., you can only board a Doraville train at the Peachtree Center station to go north. Turn right on Luckie Street next to SkyView.

Take the Philips Arena exit out of the station and veer to the right and up the stairs to walk straight ahead on Centennial Park Drive. You can also exit at the Dome/GWCC/Philips Arena station on the blue/green line. The Tabernacle is less than a block down on the left. Walk one block then turn left onto Spring Street, then make a right on Luckie Street just after you walk by Ted's Montana Grill. At the first intersection, turn right on Andrew Young International (Hard Rock Cafe will be across the street). After going through the fare gate, follow the signs again to Peachtree Street West.Īt street level turn right to walk along Peachtree Street. The Atlanta Streetcar also travels to the Tabernacle from the Peachtree Center station.Īfter exiting the train at the Peachtree Center station, follow the signs 'To John Portman Blvd'. Walking time is 10 minutes or less depending on the starting station. If you prefer public transportation, the venue is also conveniently located near both Peachtree Center and the Dome MARTA Stations. The Tabernacle does not own or operate any of the parking lots, and we are not responsible for parking rates or for vehicles left on the lots. Additional parking is available on numerous surface lots in the downtown area. The LAZ parking deck is located at the corner of Cone and Luckie Street and is a four level deck. The rightful owner should plan to bring some type of proof of ownership, such as the recent medical bill from their veterinarian.Discounted parking in a nearby deck is available at 100 Luckie Street with LAZ Parking. It would be wonderful to make a reunion happen soon.” “Certainly the owner spent some money to get this cat the proper care he deserved.

“It is our hope that our public outreach to the media can help us reunite this pet with the rightful owner,” he said. Unfortunately, he said, the owner did not microchip their cat, so shelter employees are not able to reach out to the owner. Allan Drusys, Riverside County’s chief veterinarian. Such an operation could range from $800 to $1,500, depending on the costs charged by the clinic, said Dr. “It is our belief that someone spent a fair amount of money to repair their pet’s injury.” “After the bone heals properly, the rod is then removed,” Dr. As odd as that may seem, the rod was likely placed there by a veterinary surgeon to repair a fractured femur, possibly after the cat suffered such an injury from a fall or being hit by a car, said Riverside County Veterinarian Dr. That’s when a metal rod was discovered protruding from its right hind leg.

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On Saturday, it appeared the cat was much calmer and Veterinary Services Division team members gave the cat a full examination. The woman said she was able to load the tabby inside a pet carrier she had back at her Moreno Valley home.īut once the cat was at the shelter, employees could not properly examine the cat because he did not want to be handled.

The Good Samaritan said the cat must have jumped inside her minivan when she and her family were unloading items during a recent visit to Hunter Park in Riverside. The cat, an almost 2-year-old brown tabby mix, came into the Western Riverside County/City Animal Shelter last Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2016 – A Good Samaritan brought in a feisty cat that has been discovered with a metal rod protruding from its body.

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