Health & Fitness
Dogs IN DANGER This Week
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, June 21 at 5pm.
This is the list and information provided by DCAC concerning the IN DANGER list of dogs this week. If these dogs are not adopted or rescued this week, they may be put down this Friday June 22nd. Please consider coming by the shelter to have a look at these and the other animals and see if there isn't one there who would make a great pet for you.
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, June 21 at 5pm. Please come by our shelter before Thursday at 5pm or notify us at animalcontrol@co.douglas.ga.us if you plan to rescue the pet.
Lady #4949
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Sweet girl, shepherd mix, owner surrender, spayed, not good with other dogs but seems very sweet with people.
Paxton #4800
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Super sweet and docile, male, lab/hound mix, loves other dogs and is very playful
Bradley #5012
Big sweet boy, appears to have had a hard life and is ready for a new forever home. Quiet boy, good with other dogs
Hurley #5102
Sharing a pen with Rusty, quiet and sweet
Rusty #5103
Boxer/pit mix, M, sharing a pen with Hurley, quiet and sweet
Rufus #4564
This is a big LOVE! Rufus loves everyone he meets. Unfortunately his owner found himself homeless and could no longer care for Rufus. This boy needs a big ole lake cause he loves water. P.S. he said a plastic pool will work too!
Roman #4367
This boy is a young, sweet energetic dog, needs training but loves to be with people and he is good with other dogs, neutered, good on leash.
Maggie #4144
Aka “Sister smiles a lot”, this girl is one fun loving girl, great with other dogs and super sweet. Fully vetted and really tired of being here.
Callie #4866
Sweet girl, lab/greyhound mix, just gets looked over and has been here too long. Needs a home, good with other dogs.
Emmy #5023
Sweet, girl gets overlooked because of pittie face she is a sweet girl and very pretty!
Pete #4752
Fun guy, good with other dogs but is alpha, love that paint strip face
Bart #5014
Bart is very scared in the shelter. Lab mix, 8-9 months old. He has come around since he got a friend, but he needs a calm lovng home where he can just be himself.
Blessing #4436
This girl has practically grown up at the shelter and needs to be in a real home!! Sweet and playful good with any dog that loves to play.
Howard #5023
Male mastiff mix (poss. Presa mix), sweet but very scared, needs a rescue or adopter that has experience with large breeds
If you’re interested in adopting one of these or any of the other dogs or cats that are available, 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.
To learn about other animals available for adoption at Douglas County Animal Control, view their PetFinder listings on their website. or come see the DCAC pets posted daily at Rainbow Connections on Facebook or see their current postings on our sister page Furbabies of DCAS.
Pet listings are updated daily, however, some animals featured may be adopted prior to your arrival 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 when 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) and 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. 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.