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S.O.S. GA County Animal Shelter FULL!

Here is an email we just received from the Clayton County Animal Shelter located in GA. They sure could use some help from animal rescues or someone who is looking to adopt a nice dog or cat.


 

S.O.S. SHELTER FULL!

We are asking all rescues as well as the general public for immediate help in getting as many animals as possible out of our shelter and into good homes. Due to higher temperatures our influx of animals is higher than ever. We have more animals coming into the shelter than going out and we do not have the space to continue to house them all. We cannot create space and unless these animals are not adopted or rescued prior to 7/26 @ 1pm we will need to make a very hard decision. Please take the time to look at and share our “Available Pets Album” along with this message and help save a life. We have a numerous amount of animals that would make great companions, they just need the opportunity to show you how great they can be. Please help them by helping us find them a forever home.

Link to Available Pets Album:

https://www.facebook.com/ClaytonCountyAnimalControl1/photos/?tab=album&album_id=892486027432541

If you would like to rescue or adopt an animal from our shelter please email rescue.coordianator@co.clayton.ga.us, or call us at 770-477-3509. We are located at 1396 Government Circle, Jonesboro, GA 30236.

In State/Out of state adopters, rescues and those interested in adopting a Pit Bull or Pit Bull Mix please read below.

IN STATE ADOPTERS(GA) – If you are in GA and interested in an animal at our shelter please contact a licensed GA rescue group that can assist you in pulling this animal. We work very closely with Safe Harbor Rescue, Angels Among Us Pet Rescue, TLC Pet Rescue, Shelter Dog Rescue, Courtney’s Canine Care) just to name a few.

OUT OF STATE ADOPTERS/RESCUES – If located out of state and interested in an animal at our shelter please contact a rescue group that is in your state. The out of state rescue groups can then get in contact with a rescue here in GA (i.e. Safe Harbor Rescue, TLC Pet Rescue, Courtney’s Canine Care and Shelter Dog Rescue) that can pull the dog for their group. For help coordinating with a local rescue, please contact Partners for Pets, Inc. They can be emailed at ccacpartners@gmail.com. It is between the two groups to coordinate transportation of the pet to your location.

*When working with any rescue group a screening is typically required prior to adopting a dog or cat.
Brittni Daniels
Rescue Coordinator
Clayton County Animal Control Unit
1396 Government Circle
Jonesboro, GA 30236
770-477-3509 (Office)
Rescue.Coordinator@co.clayton.ga.us

Scroll through to check out some of their adorable small dogs

Sissy

SISSY is a adult female, hound-mix. She is between 15 – 20lbs. She is playful and sweet.

Run # is 161905

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Terrier Mix

#162049 Terrier Mix / Adult  / Female

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#162088 Terrier Mix / Adult  / Male

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Terrier Mix

#162091 Terrier Mix / Adult  / Female

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Dachshund Mix

#162135 Dachshund Mix / Adult / Male

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Chihuahua

#162150 Chihuahua / Adult / Male

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Contact Information

If you can save any of these precious lives please contact:

Email: jmpartnersccac@gmail.com AND amypartners@gmail.com
Email Shelter: rescue.coordinator@co.clayton.ga.us OR Paige.Turner@claytoncountyga.gov on Sunday
Clayton County Animal Control
Located at 1396 Government Circle, Jonesboro, GA 30236
CCAC phone number is 770-477-3509 our FAX is 770-603-4199
Regular Business Hours: Mon – Sat 8:00 am – 3:45 pm

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Staff Writer: WagBrag’s co-founder, Russ Boles, has a deep history in animal rescue and welfare. For the past 12 years, Russ has served in various roles with Atlanta-based animal advocacy organizations focused on rescue, training and education. In addition, Russ led a local rescue volunteer team into New Orleans immediately after Hurricane Katrina, assisting in efforts to rescue and care for stranded animals. This experience changed his life, and animal rescue and advocacy will always be a part of everything he does.
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