All LifeLine shelter locations are currently open with safety protocols in place for our teams and visitors. For information about the outbreak happening in our shelters, including how you can support the animals recovering in our care, please visit our FAQ page.
Visit a LifeLine shelter any day in May and adopt your new best friend for just $20!
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Adopt a pet in July and choose your pet’s adoption fee! Our shelters are full of incredible pets waiting for homes, and to them, your love is priceless!
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Nearly 5 million people report dog bites each year in the U.S. In this blog, we will cover some basic information to help prevent dog bites and keep the community and their animals, safe.
You’ve adopted a new dog! This new love in your life is excited to become your new best friend. Follow these tips for a smooth transition into your home.
Follow these tips to help prevent house fires and become more prepared with a plan for you and your pets.
Although Atlanta has mild winters, we still want to keep our pets in mind during those colder days. Following these tips will ensure your pet can stay warm for the season.
It’s great that you spayed or neutered your pet! We compiled some frequently asked questions about how to care for your pet after their surgery.
We all love to have fun on July 4th! But, our pets may not share the same enthusiasm about these festivities. Here are tips on keeping them safe on this day.
With over 16,000 homeless pets entering LifeLine’s shelters each year, spaying/neutering has more benefits than just preventing pet overpopulation.
Heartworm disease in dogs is very common in the Southern United States and anywhere where mosquitoes live. To that end, here are the facts about heartworms so that you can
Warmer months are an exciting time to explore the outdoors. But hot weather can be dangerous for your pets. Follow these tips to ensure safe summertime fun.
BSL stands for Breed Specific Legislation, where laws are passed pertaining to a specific dog breed or breeds. But how effective is BSL?
