Baylor is a high energy Labrador Retriever mix. He loves to play and is good with teenagers and older. He...
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Take Home a Shelter Dog
Always adopt, never buy
By taking home your new pet, you also make room at the shelter for another homeless animal. Many adoptable pets are already trained. When you adopt an older pet, you will often get a sense of their personality and temperament. Local animal shelters and pet rescue organizations are brimming with happy, healthy pets. When you adopt your pet from a shelter or rescue group, you’re giving a deserving pet a loving home.
One Of These Dogs Might Be Yours
Many people find joy in saving the life of a shelter animals or adopting pets from shelters. Many shelter pets were once cherished members of a family and often make great pets with love, safety and a little training while others were born to strays and have never known a safe and loving home. In the United States, about 4 to 6 million cats and dogs are euthanized each year and shelters are often overpopulated with displaced animals. Adopting a dog from a shelter helps solve the overpopulation problem of displaced pets. It’s important to keep in mind some animals come to shelters in good health and are just grateful for a loving, forever home.
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Susie (Courtesy Listing)
Just Look At That Face…. Susie is a female bulldog mix. She was injured when some dogs jumped her but...
Trip
Trip was found at a dump in Screven County GA. He was hungry and scared and had most likely been...
Zena
Zena is a female bull dog. She was found wandering in the woods and a good Samaritan brought her to...
Dolly
Dolly came to us in May 2015. She is the matriarch of the facility. She is playful and likes to...