Health & Fitness
Animal Control IN DANGER LIST August 6th 2012
The following animals currently at Douglas County Animal Control in Douglasville, GA may be in danger of euthanasia if they do not have adoption or rescue by Thursday, August 9th at 5pm
DCAC provided the following list of animals IN DANGER this week. The animals listed below risk being put down on Friday August 10th 2012 if they are not adopted or rescued. Please come see these wonderful dogs this week at DCAC shelter 1755 County Services Rd.
The following animals currently at Douglas County Animal Control in Douglasville, GA may be in danger of euthanasia if they do not have adoption or rescue by Thursday, August 9th at 5pm. Please come by our shelter before Thursday at 5pm or notify us at animalshelter@co.douglas.ga.us if you plan to rescue the pet.
DCAC Animals in Danger:
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Ty #5454 – Big blue pit, cannot be with other dogs and acted aggressive to a volunteer through fence.
Brandi #5104– Super dog aggressive and getting worse.
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Chance #5187– food aggressive and no interested parties.
Maxine #4950– Black Pittie, sweet but going stir crazy.
Nas #4614– kicked out of courtyard for being aggressive towards all other dogs.
Bonnie #4865– Pit puppy with demodex and is already dog aggressive beat up Princess over food.
Juno #4232– Sweet but going stir crazy fights with partner when other dogs or people walk by.
Opie #4611--Sweet but going stir crazy fights with partner when other dogs or people walk by.
Chip #5474--Pittie, skinny, not good with other dogs.
Louis #5417—Dog aggressive.
Lucy #4913—Sweet, but has been here since May. No interested parties.
Bill #4628—Pittie mix that has been here since May. No interested parties.
Wyatt #4629—Pittie mix that has been here since May. No interested parties.
Gavin #4836—Stir crazy because he has been here too long. Going in circles. No interested parties.
Spike #5265—Pittie mix that has been here too long and has no interested parties.
Johnathan #5091—Pittie mix that has been here too long and has no interested parties.
Rambo #5236—Can be aggressive with some dogs.
Charlie #5485—Tried to bite a C.S. worker and tore his pants trying to get him.
If you are interested in adopting one of these dogs, or any of the many other beautiful and sweet dogs or cats that are available for adoption, please visit the Douglas County Animal Shelter located at 1755 County Services Road (off Cedar Mountain Road). The shelter is open Tuesday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. The shelter is closed to the public on Monday, but open to rescue organizations on Mondays. The summer months are the critical months to adopt and rescue, so please consider giving one of these dogs or cats a loving and forever home.
**NOTE** New Shelter hours of operation go into effect August 6th 2012
Monday Closed
Tuesday 12 PM to 7 PM
Wednesday 12 PM to 5 PM
Thursday 12 PM to 7 PM
Friday 12 PM to 5 PM
Saturday 10 Am to 5 PM
Sunday 2 PM to 5 PM
To learn about other animals available for adoption at Douglas County Animal Control, view the DCAC PetFinder listings on their website. or see the DC shelter pets posted and profiled daily at Rainbow Connections on Facebook. also, please visit our sister page Furbabies of DCAS on facebook.
Pet listings on each of these pages are updated daily, therefore, some animals featured may be adopted prior to your arrival at the shelter and that after all is the goal. If the pet you are interested in has been adopted, please consider giving another of the many loveable pets an opportunity to be your forever friend and allow them to show you just how special they each are once they are given a chance.
Adoption fees for dogs and cats at DCAC is $25 and there is a $10 micro chip fee. $35 for the opportunity to make a friend for life and the opportunity to give a fur kid a forever home is a small price to pay.
All dogs presently receive intake inoculations for kennel cough, parvo and distemper (cats receive distemper as part of a five way vaccination). All pets adopted from the shelter are required to have their rabies shots and be spayed or neutered within thirty days of adoption, unless they are kittens or puppies and they are given extended time. The Douglas County Animal Shelter phone: 770-942-5961. If the line is busy, please keep trying as there is often limited staff to answer calls. However, messages left will be returned as time permits.
