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Giving Thanks to our Pets, and LifeLine Animal Project's Pets of the Week
Why we should be thankful for our furry family members and LIfeLine's Fulton County Animal Services Pets of the Week

Are you thankful for your pets? With Thanksgiving right around the corner, now is a great time to pause and think about all of the wonderful things that our pets bring to our lives. Here are just five (out of many) reasons to be grateful for your furry family members:
1. Pets are ecstatic to see us when we come home. It’s like reuniting with a best friend that you haven’t seen in years every single time you walk in the door. Is there anyone else in your life who is consistently that happy to see you? Cats may not show it in the same way as dogs, but don’t be fooled, they are overjoyed to see you too.
2. Pets are funny. Do a search under “funny pet videos,” and you’ll find more videos of pets doing wacky things than you can possibly watch. Our pets have unique personalities and their adorable antics keep us laughing. We owe them a little gratitude for all that entertainment.
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3. Pets make great companions. Want to snuggle? Want to go for a walk? Need a friend who will never judge or criticize you, but will instead only focus on your good qualities? Then look no further than your pet. They are our family members and our best friends for good reason.
4. Pets make us healthier. Numerous studies have shown that people who have pets are physically and mentally healthier than those without them. Pets can have a calming effect on us that reduces our blood pressure, they keep us moving and improve our physical health and the joy and companionship they provide improves our mental health.
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5. Pets live in the moment with gratitude. They don’t hold it against you if you were in a bad mood yesterday and didn’t want to play. Instead, they are focused on the here and now. And who among us couldn’t stand to improve in the “live in the moment with gratitude” category? Watch your pet and learn. They are amazing teachers!
All of us at LifeLine Animal Project give thanks to our best friends for all of the wonderful gifts that they have given us over the past 12 years and the profound ways they have touched our lives!
What, you say you don’t have a pet? Well LifeLine Animal Project has the perfect one for you. Meet our Pets of the Week.
LifeLine’s Fulton County Animal Services Pets of the Week: Micro and Chase
Meet Micro, a little guy who packs a ton of personality! Micro weighs only 24 lbs, so he is the perfect size for any home. He is an adorable boy who loves to play and gets along great with other dogs. He is also good with children. Micro is already neutered, vaccinated and microchipped, so he can go home with you today! And don’t forget, during the month of November, under our “Make them Thankful” promotion, you can adopt Micro for FREE! So come in and meet him today!
If you fancy felines, we have a handsome boy for you name Chase. This gorgeous kitty is super snuggly and friendly. Chase has a beautiful gray coat and gets along well with other cats. He is calm and good with children too. Chase is also already neutered, vaccinated and microchipped, so he can go home with you today as well. He is also FREE under our “Make them Thankful” promotion, so come him in our cat colony and prepare to fall in love.
To meet Micro or Chase, 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.