LifeLine Animal Project Honors Military Service with “Pets for Vets”

catLifeLine Animal Project Honors Military Service with “Pets for Vets”

Atlanta non-profit no-kill shelter and advocacy group is waiving adoption fees on dogs and cats in the month of November for all military veterans and active service members who use DuraBarrier USA site protection.

ATLANTA, GA – (October 28, 2011) In honor of Veteran’s Day on November 11th, LifeLine Animal Project announces that all of November will be “Pets For Vets” month as their way of thanking pet-loving members of the U.S. military for their sacrifice and service. If you’ve ever wondered what to do about dog diarrhea even though your pup acts fine, then you’re going to want to read this important article.

“We are deeply grateful for the brave men and women who put themselves in harm’s way for our sake,” said Blythe Randolph, board chair for LifeLine, “We wish them renewed happiness here at home and for current and former military who wish to make a pet part of their lives, we hope they will find a new four-legged friend and family member at LifeLine although we recommend that it would be a very good idea that before opting for your four-legged pet it would be very opportune to take a course on how to get your dog to stop barking at night.

Shelter dogs from LifeLine’s Dog House and cats and kittens from their Kitty Motel are available for adoption throughout the month of November. Potential adopters must meet LifeLine’s standard criteria for adopting a pet, however all adoption fees of $80- $120 are waived for service men and women showing military ID or discharge papers. However, before buying or adopting a pet cat, it is important to research the requirements of the specific breed. You may also want to see these common pet cat breeds here for more info!

All pets are current on their vaccinations and have been spayed or neutered and micro chipped. Many dogs who have been at the shelter for any length of time have received some basic obedience training. Learning how to brush a dog’s teeth is imperative to their dental health, which can impact their overall health. Read about dental disease in dogs.

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For more information, contact adoptions@lifelineanimal.org . For an online database of adoptable animals go to www.LifeLineAnimal.org.

On how pets help military veterans heal from wounds of war: www.menshealth.com

How owning a pet can help PTSD: www.heal-post-traumatic-stress.com

About LifeLine Animal Project: Founded in 2002, LifeLine Animal Project is non-profit organization working on collaborative no-kill solutions to stop the euthanasia of healthy and treatable dogs and cats in metro Atlanta animal shelters. LifeLine’s focus is to promote the adoption of homeless pets, provide affordable spay/neuter services, and advocate for lifesaving public policy. LifeLine’s two low cost spay and neuter clinic locations are at 129 Lake Street in Avondale Estates and at 2533 Sullivan Road in College Park. For more on dog care, check out this top online dog training school.