Jeannie Blaylock

Sep 29, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Jeannie Blaylock

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — "Even if they'd survived, they would have been terrified," said Mike Merrill with Florida Urgent Rescue or F.U.R., a Jacksonville nonprofit. Merrill and his crew drove to counties under a Hurricane Warning before Helene hit to take 93 dogs and cats out of mostly open-air shelters. Now, 19 of those dogs are available for fostering or adoption at the Pet Paradise Jacksonville airport location. CONTINUE READING

Sep 27, 2024 | abc10.com | Jeannie Blaylock

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — "Even if they'd survived, they would have been terrified," said Mike Merrill with Florida Urgent Rescue or F.U.R., a Jacksonville nonprofit.   Merrill and his crew drove to counties under a Hurricane Warning before Helene hit to take 93 dogs and cats out of mostly open-air shelters. Merrill said chicken wire can't prevent a dangerous blow to dogs and cats from hurricane winds.

Aug 23, 2024 | yahoo.com | Jeannie Blaylock

Jacksonville is well aware of its gangs — violence and gun crimes hurting the community. A police unit is asking, "How do we get gangs out of Jacksonville?"According to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, as of Aug. 1 there are at least 30 active gangs operating in Jacksonville. They have 577 "documented members" in addition to others not verified. Now the Sheriff's Office Gang Unit is working with a man who goes by the name "Switzerland" on the streets.

Aug 22, 2024 | firstcoastnews.com | Jeannie Blaylock

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Jul 12, 2024 | firstcoastnews.com | Jeannie Blaylock

Some women's nipples are sorta of pushed in, naturally.    But not Chrissy Verdin's. She says she looked at her breasts one day and "the nipple was gone." It was going in, not out. She's learned this advice: if you have an inverted nipple and it's a new thing for you, call a doctor. Verdin says at first she wanted to ignore it. But, after following Buddy Check for years, she knew that was a bad idea.  Plus, her daughter, Ashley, urged her mom to call the doctor.