$25 helps supply food for pets in need.
Saving Every Life Possible
LifeLine Animal Project isn’t your average animal welfare organization. We take a holistic approach to improving the standard of care for animals in Atlanta through management of the county shelters, adoption programs, spay and neuter clinics and community outreach efforts.
Since taking over management of DeKalb County Animal Services and Fulton County Animal Services in 2013, thousands of lives have been saved and adoptions have been increased by 150%!
Over 16,000 homeless animals enter our shelters each year. Our goal is that all healthy and treatable pets leave our shelters alive and find loving homes. It is a huge, continual effort to find homes for thousands of pets. Are you IN?
ADOPT
Take a look at the hundreds of animals available for adoption in our Atlanta shelters. When you adopt a pet, you are gaining a new best friend and lifelong companion!
FOSTER
Fostering is an important part of our mission to save the lives of Atlanta's animals. Learn how to help kittens thrive, take a dog out for the weekend, and more.
VOLUNTEER
Get active in your community and help Atlanta's animals by becoming a LifeLine volunteer. A little bit of time can make a big difference!
Recent Highlights
The Faces of Fee-Waived Adoptions
Hosting fee-waived adoption events is one way that LifeLine is able to create a buzz of excitement, bring more people into our shelters and find more animals loving homes. We sometimes receive questions regarding the quality of adoptions at these events. However, according to numerous studies, along with our own experience, fee-waived promotions increase adoptions without compromising the quality of care that the animals receive.
Coming Soon… our new Community Animal Center!
LifeLine purchased a building and took the first steps towards our dream of opening a Community Animal Center in Atlanta. Through management of the county shelters and hard work in the communities, LifeLine was able to uncover many of the root causes for pet homelessness. We began to bridge the deficits in the systems and city with programs to support animals and the humans who love them. LifeLine’s Community Animal Center will expand that support even further by offering not only an adoption center, but also a full service, low-cost veterinary clinic.
Our Favorite Dog-Friendly Spots in the ATL!
Whether you're checking out a Dog for the Day, looking for a place to take your foster, or hanging out with your own dog, Atlanta has plenty of dog-friendly spots to spend some time with your four-legged BFF.
Pet Heat Safety Tips
We all enjoy spending the warmer months exploring the outdoors with our favorite furry companions. But with temperatures rising very quickly, be sure not to put your pet in harms way. Check out some heat safety tips for keeping your pets cool and safe during the hot summer months.
Meet Milo!
This handsome man lives for Saturdays when he can jump into bed and cuddle with his best friends. On the weekdays, he can be found watching TV, sleeping, practicing tricks for treats, impersonating scooby doo, and going for leisurely strolls on the Westside beltline. Adopt Milo!
Facts About Pit Bulls
Benjamin Button
Benjamin Button came into our care after being thrown out of a car in DeKalb County. Check out this sweet boy and his amazing recovery!
LifeLine Animal Project is a proud recipient of funding from Maddie's Fund®, helping to achieve a no-kill nation #ThanksToMaddie.
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LifeLine Animal Project
Founded in 2002 and now managing DeKalb and Fulton County Animal Services, LifeLine Animal Project is the leading non-profit organization working to end the euthanasia of healthy and treatable dogs and cats in metro Atlanta shelters. Together, we will make Atlanta a no-kill community.
LifeLine Animal Project is an IRS 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and all donations are tax-deductible.