Adoptable Georgia Dogs for November 11, 2014

For a veteran (or lifelong civilian) suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, a service dog can be a lifeline. This fully-trained German Shepherd service dog is six-years old and his owner recently died. A new adoptive home is being sought where he can continue serving an individual who suffers from PTSD, and possibly seizures. If you or someone you know might be able to put this guy to work in a loving home, contact The Dog Liberator via email at thedogliberator@gmail.com for information on applying to adopt him. For more information on The Dog Liberator or to donate online, click here to visit their website.

Click here for information from the Veterans Admininstration on service dogs for people suffering from PTSD.

The United States Marine Corps chose the Bulldog as their mascot and currently three Bulldogs serve in the Corps.

Georgia English Bulldog Rescue takes in unwanted Bulldogs who find their way into shelters or the streets. Many of these dogs have significant veterinary needs, so they have much higher operating expenses than the average rescue. Please consider visiting their website to donate online, adopt, volunteer, or purchase Bulldog Rescue merchandise.

Riley is a six-year old English Bulldog male who weighs 55 pounds and was abandoned with another dog by previous owners. He is available for adoption from Georgia English Bulldog Rescue in Atlanta.

Sassy is a four-year old female English Bulldog who is somewhat overweight at 55 pounds. She is around four years old.  She likes dogs and kids but we do not know if she likes cats. She is currently being fostered in a private home with another English Bulldog. Sassy is available for adoption from Georgia English Bulldog Rescue, based in Atlanta.

Dexter is an eight-year old male English Bulldog who needs to gain a little weight at 50 pounds. Dexter comes from Florida, where he was thrown from a moving car. Luckily a person in another car stopped and helped him. He has arthritis, and has been started on medication and supplements to ease the pain. Dexter is available for adoption from Georgia English Bulldog Rescue based in Atlanta, Ga.