It's Raining Pets at LifeLine Animal Project's Fulton County Shelter

By KAREN HIRSCH (Star Patcher)

As summer approaches, the number of pets that come into LifeLine Animal Project’s shelters increase dramatically. To save lives, we’re continuing our promotion through the end of May, where all pets weighing 25 lbs. or more may be adopted for free.

This great deal also includes the pet’s spay/neuter, microchip and vaccines. Don’t worry, all potential adopters will be screened to ensure the pets are going to loving homes.

If you’d like to meet some of our pets outside the shelter, join us at one of our adoption events. We hold events at a variety of locations, so please visit us and meet our cuties.

LifeLine’s Fulton County Animal Services Pets of the Week: Mimi, Diamond and Felipe

Three great pets you can adopt at no cost are Mimi, Diamond and Felipe.

• Mimi is a sweet, four-year-old girl who is good with other dogs and people. This pretty girl is happy laying around, going for walks or playing with other dogs. She weighs 46 lbs. and would make a great family pet!
• Diamond is an adorable, two-year-old girl, who is mellow and lets people dress her up (see picture of her in a tutu). She weighs 38 lbs. and has the cutest ears ever. Diamond is shy when she first meets people, but warms up when she understands they won’t harm her. She is good with other dogs too. Diamond is heartworm positive, but we’ll provide the low-cost treatment for her once she is adopted, and she’ll be good as new!
• Felipe is a six-month-old cattle dog/collie mix who is very handsome! This smart guy weighs 33 lbs. and loves to play with other dogs. Felipe is still a puppy, and he would really love to grow up in a home instead of the shelter.

Please come meet Mimi, Diamond or Felipe, and adopt them for FREE! To meet them, please drop by the shelter, email adoptions@fultonanimalservices.com or call 404-613-0357.

To view dogs or cats available for adoption, please visit the shelter at 860 Marietta Blvd NW, Atlanta, 30318 or go to www.fultonanimalservices.com/adopt.

Photo credits: LifeLine Animal Project