DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — DeKalb County Animal Services are trying to find homes for more than 140 dogs as the shelter has hit capacity with over 600 dogs.
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“If these 140 dogs don’t find homes within the next 5 days, we will have to euthanize due to lack of humane housing. We are confident that these dogs would thrive in a home when away from the intense stress of the shelter. They just need a chance,” officials with animal services said on Facebook post.
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Anyone interested in fostering or adopting an animal should contact DeKalb County Animal Services.
Or if you have a facility that can provide overflow housing for dogs please email management@dekalbanimalservices.com.
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