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right now because there are about 600 dogs in the cab county that need to find you.

So I saw this on social media. Cassie saw this on social media. You guys have hit us

up as you have seen it on social media. And we definitely want to do our part in spreading

the word and getting these dogs adopted. So straight from DeCab Animals, Instagram page,

emergency DeCab shelter update animals at risk for euthanasia. As of January 24th, there

are 593 dogs at the DeCab County shelter. The shelter has been operating at a critical

capacity for the last year. We must find homes for at least 150 dogs in the next seven

days. If we can't get more dogs out of the shelter, we will have to euthanize due

to lack of space. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Now before I go on, they are a part of Lifeline Animal Project. And I went to the Lifeline

page because I know Lifeline is all about no kill. And sure enough, in 2019, DeCab County

celebrated one year of being a no kill shelter. And then in 2020, the Fulton County and DeCab

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