Adoptable (Official) Georgia Dogs for August 26, 2022

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Adoptable (Official) Georgia Dogs for August 26, 2022

For the rest of August, Lifeline Animal Service will be doing fee-waived adoptions at their DeKalb and Fulton County animal shelters.

Brian Griffin is a two-year old, 55-pound male mixed breed dog who is available for adoption from Lifeline DeKalb County Animal Shelter in Chamblee, GA.

Brian Griffin is a very handsome boy who like his “Family Guy” namesake is super smart. A volunteer fan told us that he LOVES to fetch toys in our yard and then go on a nice easy walk where he just takes it all in. Given the chance he will happily roll around in the grass and just stretch out and relax followed by giving lots of kisses. He knows sit and is learning down and some other commands. He loves treats, listens well, is eager to please and learns quickly. Don’t pass this good lookin’ sweetie by. He’s a definite catch.

Huckleberry is a two-year old, 64-pound male mixed breed dog who is available for adoption from Lifeline DeKalb County Animal Shelter in Chamblee, GA.

Huckleberry has a few questions. Do you want to play? When do you want to play? Can we play now? Did you bring toys? You can see from his photos that Huckleberry LOVES to play! He loves his toys and the human who plays with him will win his heart for sure. So, if you’re looking for a friendly, playful, good natured pup, Huckleberry would love to meet you and of course, play!

Kim Possible is a three-year old, 58-pound female mixed breed dog who is available for adoption from Lifeline DeKalb County Animal Shelter in Chamblee, GA.

Kim Possible is learning to sit like a champ and play a nice game of fetch. She loves to learn and takes treats gently which works very well. She is also very playful. This girl is a great pup in training. Reach out to our adoptions team and will give you all the tips to keep it up and make her the best girl ever.

Check out adoptable dogs and cats in DeKalb County and Fulton County shelters.

Here is the DeKalb County shelter on Facebook and the Fulton County shelter on Facebook.

In addition to adopting, you can also foster to help relieve overcrowding pressure at the shelters.

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