The “adoptable dog of the week” in metro Atlanta this week is Castro from LifeLine Animal Project. Castro is up-to-date on vaccinations, housetrained, microchipped and gets along well with kids and other dogs. Here is more about Castro from the LifeLine website:
“Castro is a gorgeous adult, male collie-chow mix. He is fast friends with other playful dogs and quick to nuzzle into you for love. If he fits your aesthetic come see him quick, because we're sure he is going to be snapped up soon!”
The following is a posting from the LifeLine Facebook page about Castro in response to a question about his breed: “Mostly Collie, but probably some shepherd. He is so sweet too! He recently visited an elementary school and was great with all the kids hanging all over him too!”
Click here if you are interested in adopting Castro.
Click here to see all of the pets available for adoption from LifeLine Animal Project.
About LifeLine Animal Project (from April 17, 2012 Press Release)
“Since 2002 LifeLine has worked tirelessly to end the euthanasia of healthy and treatable dogs and cats in area shelters, promote adoption and rescue and rehabilitate homeless pets who have nowhere else to turn. The non-profit operates two low-cost Spay & Neuter Clinics to serve other rescue groups and the public and have performed 50,000 spay/neuter surgeries to date. More than 130,000 dogs and cats will enter Atlanta area shelters in a year’s time, at a cost to the taxpayers of more than $15 million annually, LifeLine’s clinics are an affordable option and are vital to easing this burden.”
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