Five small six-week old male puppies have found themselves in the Clayton County Animal Shelter, which is not a healthy environment for puppies. These guys are also working on a lice problem they have and should be considered urgent. The puppy not pictured is light brown. Here is a link to their freedom fund, which will help a rescue group pay for their vetting and foster care expenses.
Brody is a tiny little puppy with a nasty gash that they’re trying to treat, but unfortunately have limited ability to help with at Clayton County Animal Control. Something like this, which would be a relatively inexpensive fix at a veterinarian will likely cost this little boy his life. He’s less likely to be adopted, highly likely to get infected, and once sick almost certain to be euthanized. Here’s a link to his Freedom/Veterinary Care Fund.
I know that one of our readers is looking for this little guy, a terrier mix puppy who is at Gwinnett County Animal Shelter and will be available for adoption beginning Monday, May 3d. You know who you are. So, go visit him this weekend, and if you need him picked up on Monday, let me know.
This female is the second English Bulldog I’ve seen in Gwinnett Animal Shelter in about a week. She’ll be available for adoption beginning Monday. If I had my heart set on this girl, I’d call and see if there’s a list for her.
This male poodle is also available from the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter, becoming eligible for adoption on Monday. Pretty sure someone at the Walton County Barbecue mentioned they were looking for a poodle. Here’s your new best friend.







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