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  • This female German Shepherd mix was an owner surrender, brought in April 22. She will reside at Fannin County Animal Control until adopted. This girl has a short, sandy white coat with chocolaty colored eyes. She is being held by Animal Control Officer Pat Patterson and can be viewed using intake number 131-20.
    This female German Shepherd mix was an owner surrender, brought in April 22. She will reside at Fannin County Animal Control until adopted. This girl has a short, sandy white coat with chocolaty colored eyes. She is being held by Animal Control Officer Pat Patterson and can be viewed using intake number 131-20.
  • This female Bulldog mix, who volunteers have named Delilah, was found around Jack’s River in Epworth March 4. Still will remain at Animal Control until reclaimed or adopted. This girl has a dusty brown coat with marigold eyes. She is very well mannered and laid-back. View her under intake number 093-20.
    This female Bulldog mix, who volunteers have named Delilah, was found around Jack’s River in Epworth March 4. Still will remain at Animal Control until reclaimed or adopted. This girl has a dusty brown coat with marigold eyes. She is very well mannered and laid-back. View her under intake number 093-20.
  • This male Boxer mix, who volunteers have named Parker, was an owner surrender, brought in February 13. He will stay at Animal Control until adopted. He has an orange and white coat with sweet tea colored eyes. This feller is full of spunk! View him using intake number 061-20.
    This male Boxer mix, who volunteers have named Parker, was an owner surrender, brought in February 13. He will stay at Animal Control until adopted. He has an orange and white coat with sweet tea colored eyes. This feller is full of spunk! View him using intake number 061-20.
  • This male mix, who volunteers have named Dallas, was found at the Ford Dealership in Blue Ridge January 10. He will remain at Animal Control until reclaimed or adopted. He has a brindled coat and chocolaty colored eyes. This boy is a sweetie pie and is ready for a good home. View him using intake number 009-20.
    This male mix, who volunteers have named Dallas, was found at the Ford Dealership in Blue Ridge January 10. He will remain at Animal Control until reclaimed or adopted. He has a brindled coat and chocolaty colored eyes. This boy is a sweetie pie and is ready for a good home. View him using intake number 009-20.

    The featured dog of the week is the female German Shepherd mix being held by Fannin County Animal Control Officer Pat Patterson.

    She has a short, sandy white coat with chocolaty colored eyes.

    This gal seems very sweet but really misses her home.

    She was surrendered by her owner and brought to Animal Control April 22.

    She will reside at Animal Control until adopted.

    Inquire about this sweet pooch with Animal Control using her intake number 131-20.

    Remarkably, there are only eight dogs living at Animal Control, and in the past week, officers brought in two dogs with one adopted and two went to Angel Among Us Rescue.

    Animal Control Officers and volunteers alike hope folks may be willing to open their home and their hearts to the dogs in their facility.

    Pet owners should make sure to properly tag and identify pets to prevent them being picked up unnecessarily. It is also advised to keep microchip information up to date. 

    Hours of operation at Animal Control are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. After hours, the officers follow up with community concerns and respond to stray dog calls.

    Call 706-632-3845 for information on any of the dogs at Animal Control, to donate, volunteer or to see if a lost family pet has been picked up.