The following dog trainers and training organizations are listed as local resources for pet owners. Hamilton Plaza Animal Hospital does not formally endorse or partner with these trainers. We encourage pet owners to research each option and choose the trainer that best fits their needs.
Aurora Dog Training
Behavior • Sports • Service Dogs
(770) 540-9128
auroradogtraining.net
Best Buddies Dog Training LLC
Christy Morrison, Trainer/Owner
Hoschton, GA
(706) 983-2420
bestbuddiesdt.com
Lawrenceville Kennel Club
lawrencevillekennelclub.org
Hamilton Plaza Animal Hospital is proud to support organizations like Angels Among Us Pet Rescue and Paw Project in their efforts to help animals throughout our community find safe, loving homes.
If you’re considering adding a new pet to your family, we encourage you to explore the adoptable dogs and cats currently available through these organizations.
For more than 10 years, Dr. Zak has also occasionally taken in kittens in need through Hamilton Plaza’s own Paws for a Cause effort.
When a kitten comes into our care, our team may provide needed veterinary services and help find them a loving home. Members of the community have also generously donated toward their care, and a small adoption fee has traditionally been collected when a home is found.
Paws for a Cause is not a regular adoption program, and we do not continuously have kittens available. It is simply something our team does from time to time when an animal in our community needs a little extra help.
We encourage you to support our local rescue partners and explore the pets currently searching for their forever homes through Angels Among Us Pet Rescue and Paw Project.
At Hamilton Plaza Animal Hospital, caring for animals means supporting the community around them, too. We were proud to sponsor the 2026 Fore Paws Golf Classic benefiting Paw Project of Georgia and support their work helping local pets and the people who love them.
We’re grateful for opportunities to give back and support organizations working to make a difference for animals throughout our community.