Over 20 Clayton County shelter dogs in need of homes by end of month or else they will be euthanized

CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — Multiple dogs are in desperate need of a home by the end of the month due to overcrowding at Clayton County Animal Control.

Officials said that the dogs must find homes by Nov. 30 at 6 p.m., or else they will be euthanized.

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The decision was made after the facilities were determined to be overcrowded.

The following are the available dogs that risk being euthanized:

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Prissy: People and dog-friendly and very sweet
Butterfly: People and dog-friendly and very sweet
Lanie: Timid and non-dog reactive
Mona: Timid and non-dog reactive
Jenny: People and dog-friendly
Charm: People and dog-friendly
Sierra: People-friendly and non-dog reactive
Winifred: People and dog friendly and high energy
Future: People friendly, dog selective, high energy and in need of single dog home
Banner: People and dog friendly and very sweet
Briar: People-friendly and non-dog reactive
Dyno: People-friendly and non-dog reactive
Tater: People-friendly
Gabby: People and dog friendly and very sweet
Ravioli: Timid and non-dog reactive

To find out more information about each dog, as well as facility hours, click here.

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