As one of the largest animal welfare organizations in Georgia dedicated to saving the lives of thousands of shelter pets each year, LifeLine Animal Project strongly opposes the recent policy change of Delta Airlines to ban all "pit bull type dogs" from the list of acceptable service and support animals on Delta flights. Delta has cited its commitment to “Safety first” as the driving force in this decision.

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All Fulton County Pet Owners are Eligible to Participate!

ATLANTA, GA – (March 28, 2018) To assist pet owners in underserved communities, LifeLine Animal Project will be holding “Healthy Pets Fulton” on Saturday, April 7, 2018, at Washington Park, 102 Ollie Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30314. The event will take place from 10 am to 2 pm, and no registration is necessary for this first-come, first-served event.

LifeLine will provide a slew of free services and items to Fulton County pet owners, including free vaccinations for their pets provided by licensed veterinarians, vouchers for free spay/neuters to use at LifeLine’s Spay & Neuter Clinics, free microchipping, pet registration, dog and cat food, collars and leashes, and much more! 

“LifeLine offers veterinary services and pet education directly to pet owners in our communities who need them,” says LifeLine Animal Project CEO Rebecca Guinn. “These resources improve the quality of life for pets and their families, prevent unplanned litters and decrease the number of animals ending up in shelters,” she explains.

For more information on Healthy Pets Fulton, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 678.883.2FIX (678.883.2349).

All DeKalb County Pet Owners are Eligible to Participate!

ATLANTA, GA – (May 11, 2018) To provide veterinary services and resources directly to pet owners in communities who need them, LifeLine Animal Project will be holding “Healthy Pets DeKalb” on Saturday, May 19, 2018, at Wade Walker Park. Healthy Pets will take place from 10 am to 2 pm, and no registration is necessary for this first-come, first-served event.

Over 600 pets were served at the recent Healthy Pets Fulton event held in April, and LifeLine will be providing the same free services and items to DeKalb County pet owners, including free vaccinations for their pets provided by licensed veterinarians, vouchers for free spay/neuters to use at LifeLine’s Spay & Neuter Clinics, free microchipping, pet registration, dog and cat food, collars and leashes, and much more!

The goal of Healthy Pets DeKalb is to decrease the number of animals ending up in shelters by improving the quality of life for pets and their families and preventing unplanned litters.

For more information on Healthy Pets Fulton, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 678.883.2FIX (678.883.2349).

Organization’s Flagship to Feature Full-Service, Low-Cost Veterinary Clinic and Adoption Center

ATLANTA (March 7, 2018) -- LifeLine Animal Project, the lifesaving non-profit that was the first to obtain no-kill levels at the DeKalb and Fulton County Animal Services shelters it manages, announced the launch of their first capital campaign to fund the new LifeLine Community Animal Center. The new 25,000 square foot facility will feature a full-service, low-cost veterinary clinic that will be open to the public, and a premiere adoption center which will increase the adoption capacity by 2,000 annually. The goal of the Community Animal Center is to keep more animals from being surrendered to shelters by providing affordable wellness care up front, while helping every adoptable animal that comes into their shelters find a forever home. LifeLine currently cares for 30,000 animals a year at its clinics and shelters.

According to LifeLine Animal Project CEO Rebecca Guinn, the new facility will significantly expand LifeLine’s reach. “The center’s clinic will allow us to ultimately serve an additional 20,000 animals annually, while the new adoption center is expected to facilitate more than 2,000 adoptions a year,” says Guinn. “The establishment of a Community Animal Center is the next critical step in LifeLine’s continued effort to make Atlanta a no-kill community.”

​The nonprofit has already received over $3.2 million in pledges towards the new building and is looking to their donors and the Atlanta community to help them raise the remainder of the project's budget and make the facility a reality.  To learn more about the project, view the floor plan or make a donation, please visit LifeLineAnimal.org/animalcenter.