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Lifeline Animal Project brings Brody to Chamblee council meeting, urges adoptions and donations
Summary
A Lifeline Animal Project representative presented Brody and appealed for adoptions, fosters, volunteers and donations, noting the shelter houses 509 dogs (staff said a comfortable level is 475) and that animals present more than 100 days have no adoption fee today.
A representative from Lifeline Animal Project visited the Chamblee City Council meeting to showcase Brody, a dog described as about "2 years and 10 months old" who has been in the shelter roughly 10 months. The presenter said the DeKalb County facility currently has "509 dogs" and that a more comfortable number is "475," and urged residents to adopt, foster, volunteer or donate supplies such as towels and blankets.
The presenter explained Brody "does no sit and he also no shake" in the transcript's wording and encouraged people to meet the animals before adopting. The representative emphasized that animals in the shelter over 100 days were being adopted with no fee that day. Council members thanked the presenter and encouraged community support.
