Laurens County GA Animal Control Cruelty/Abuse Reporting

18/07/2022

**COURTESY POST**

Inspired by animal need in Laurens County, STRAY SUPPORT is seeking help with the essentials for building a new non-profit organization in the county. On behalf of the animals, please message Carlee Wilson - [email protected].

17/07/2022

TNR..."Trap-Neuter-Return". Its probably a phrase you've heard numerous times in relation to feral cats. Frankly, its not rocket science and if you read through the evidence, it is shown to alleviate the need for archaic solutions practiced by many counties across the country (DEATH). TNR benefits public health and has a positive economic effect.

TNR eliminates the breeding cycle in feral cats. Organizations such as Alley Cat Allies provides guidance to deal with implementing solutions for the great need in a place such as Laurens County. This is evidence based in science. A strong county leadership would implement this program without haste.

Laurens County officials have the opportunity to make headway and actually lead the state in changing the thought processes about animal welfare. This includes the treatment of cats. Its time for change, Laurens County. Time for change.
https://www.alleycat.org/our-work/trap-neuter-return/

12/07/2022

When does the defense of Laurens County Animal Control STOP? In the face of the findings made by the Georgia Department of Agriculture, findings made based on damning and undeniable evidence, county commissioners have chosen not to address this outcome with their citizen constituents, and there are those who demonstrate they are living in a world of rose-colored glasses.

This evidence was not manufactured, not photoshopped, not magically created out of thin air. These were and are real animals deserving of humane treatment. To deny that these events happened is to be living in a false and dangerous reality.

Don't the citizens of Laurens County want more? Don't they deserve more? This is not over.

Laurens County Commissioners, do you still stand by this statement?

The DOA investigation found 10 Humane Care violations and two additional ones.

Laurens County citizens, call the Laurens County Board of Commissioners at 478-272-4755 and respectfully ask your commissioner: "How will you be holding Laurens County Animal Control accountable?"

10/07/2022

Many civilized and law-abiding animal control centers provide a full examination by a licensed veterinarian upon taking possession of an impounded animal. This includes a photo, file number and location found, weight, approximation of breed, gender, s/n status (where obvious), age approximation, and general opinion on health. This examination literally takes MINUTES. Any obvious wounds, issue with health, or other issues or needs are also addressed and treated by trained staff. They are also given exposure to the public for purpose of reclamation. This goes for dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, rats - anything the shelter is approved to receive. Their progress during stay is monitored and food calculations based on weight are made and adjusted accordingly. This is especially true for pregnant or nursing females.

IT DOESN'T MATTER IN WHAT CONDITION THEY ARRIVE. It doesn't get any easier to understand than that. Why are people still asking what condition the Laurens County dogs arrived in??

Perhaps those people asking these questions should also use the same effort to do some solid, legitimate research. Plenty of laws and regulations have been published by Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga. Please take the blinders off and go to their page and take a look. If you cannot find it, please DM their page. You can be assured that you will be supplied with the information you are seeking and any other reasonable request you make...gladly.

Georgia Animal Protection Act requires that anyone impounding an animal provide it with adequate veterinary care. Failure to do so is a violation of state law. The Act states as follows: "(a) It shall be the duty of any person impounding an animal under Code Section 4-11-9.2, 16-12-4, or 16-12-37 to make reasonable and proper arrangements to provide the impounded animal with humane care and adequate and necessary veterinary services. Such arrangements may include, but shall not be limited to, providing shelter and care for the animal at any state, federal, county, municipal, or governmental facility or shelter; contracting with a private individual, partnership, corporation, association, or other entity to provide humane care and
adequate and necessary veterinary services for a reasonable fee; or allowing a private individual, partnership, corporation, association, or other entity to provide humane care and adequate and necessary veterinary services as a volunteer and at no cost."

10/07/2022

If you believe questions into Laurens County Animal Services have concluded, you are wrong. The findings against Laurens County and its officials are just a start. There is still unfinished business. The Georgia Department of Ag investigation rightfully found against the county in regards to allegations many believe were occurring for YEARS. And that has not come to an end, BUT, we are still unfortunately asking: WHERE ARE THE CATS?

Surely, Laurens County Officials don't believe we are only concerned about the humane treatment and laws pertaining to dogs. Cats deserve equal treatment and exposure when impounded.

With assurances by "Independent Animal Advocates" (officially unnamed citizens), that there have been and are great improvements, we'd like to know, too. Please tell us exactly what those are or will be. When you advocate, especially for animals, you don't do it in the dark, behind closed doors, or away from the public. You are loud. You let people know. Its not a SECRET, especially when the tax-payers are footing the bill. If you aren't in the open about it, YOU ARE NOT AN ADVOCATE.

So, Laurens County Officials....WHERE ARE THE CATS?

08/07/2022

Pious and humble, Laurens County Administrator Bryan Rogers takes the stance that its the CITIZENS of Laurens County who believe everything they read on Facebook (apparently you are ALL gullible and imagined all of the inhumane abuse and cruelty at animal control services) and assures the community that their staff takes very good care of the animals in their possession. Don't mind the extensive collection and validation of evidence, presentation to GA Dept of Ag and their subsequent findings of violation, and the tireless advocacy of MANY people to prevent Laurens County ducking out this time...don't look at the signature of County Commission Chair Kevin Tanner on the consent order. Like Dallas and wondering who shot JR...its all a dream, folks. But its...NOT!

We see you Laurens County officials, we've BEEN seeing you. Now its on paper. Can you keep it together for the next three years? How about beyond that? Enjoy your remedial training, Animal Control!
Oh, wait...remedial implies you were trained BEFORE. Like you knew what you were doing. Anyway, enjoy your training - we have no idea if you've been. Laurens County never tells anybody anything. Right? 😉
https://fb.watch/e8sj-4hTMb/ (Thank you Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga)

01/07/2022

As we have been conjecturing and now confirmed by Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga, the Georgia Department of Agriculture has completed their investigation into Laurens County Animal Control Services. Although the disposition is unknown at this time, an open records request is being submitted. Please stay tuned for additional information!

We’ve confirmed that the DOA investigation of Laurens County Animal Control has been completed.

An open records request has been submitted for all documentation of the investigation and once it’s received (an estimated 5 business days) it will be posted here.

19/06/2022

This is perhaps the easiest way to contact your district commissioner. Once you've entered your address, you will be matched to your representative. There is also a field to express an optional short message.

If you believe you have a workable suggestion, please include that in your message. We know the citizens of Laurens County want transparency and accountability in the allegations put forth against animals regarding cruelty and death. This is one more way to get in front of your commissioner and speak your peace without worrying about a three-minute time limit. Keep fighting!

The GDA investigation of Laurens County Animal Control for the evidence of starvation and deaths in its kennels should be completed by 7/7/22. Commissioners need to reassure the community that this will never be allowed to happen again and that demands for accountability and transparency at LCAC wil...

18/06/2022

As we have stated before, the DEATH continues...

***ACTION ALERT***

***PLEASE READ AND SHARE***

14/06/2022

There are many things at your disposal...use your voice and when time, use your vote. A peaceful gathering will let officials know that you are still here and still insistent on answers and action!

It just takes a few concerned people to get this organized, a few dollars for posters and signs, and a few hours to be the voice for the voiceless.

The time is NOW to come out from behind your keyboard and put your feet on the ground at 117 E Jackson Street, Dublin. Without your input and participation, the animals will continue to suffer and die. This is a dire moment in time for Laurens County animals AND advocates and this opportunity may never come again if you let it pass by.

13/06/2022

RETALIATION. REVENGE. REPRISAL.
What else are we to think when the county attorney, county administrator, and county commissioners will not give a complete, truthful statement about why these and other dogs cannot be pulled from their impound kennels by Dublin-Laurens County Humane Society, as they have done for YEARS.

We can only surmise its because Laurens County officials believe that a DLCHS caretaker took a photo of a deceased dog in the LCAC impound kennels, part of the spark for the current investigation and for which LCAC kennels were closed for a period of time. They have made no investigation themselves that anyone is aware of (or will admit to), nor has GA Department of Agriculture mandated that they disallow DLCHS from rescue. DOA has not directed DLCHS to not pull dogs over to their humane society shelter. SO WHAT IS IT? Why will LC not allow DLCHS to pull? Laurens County officials, don't put it on GA DOA.

We'd LOVE to be wrong. PLEASE, Laurens County, tell us we are wrong. Someone did the right thing by snapping that pic and we thank the stars above for whoever that may be. But it wasn't the person whose access has been revoked and as a result, animals that could be rescued are suffering and dying. Please tell us, Laurens County, that you aren't being that petty. Not a good look.

Please read through the rest of this shared post and take a few minutes to let your county officials know that this makes no sense in an already overburdened rescue system when room is available to save these animal lives. It almost seems like someone is getting some sick enjoyment out of denying these animals rescue, what else are we to think? When you don't seek to be part of the solution, you are indeed part of the problem 😡 Laurens County officials, you are a problem.

♦️ CALL TO ACTION ♦️

Dublin Humane Society could save these dogs, but they are blocked due to retaliation. There should be some sort of Law against this! Punishment because Laurens County Animal Control thinks Dublin Humane Society reported them for abuse… Do any of my lawyer friends know any laws, which could be used to help? So sad! Ombudsman ?
~Catherine Rader Wood
And concerned people local and nationwide.


For all involved in animal rescue please read the article below. This is pertaining to anyone from shelter workers to normal every day citizens having the right to speak out against animal shelters that are government funded.

The First Amendment is a federal constitutional right and 42 USC 1983, the applicable civil rights statute, is federal law. It applies in all 50 states. The First Amendment (and federal law: 42 U.S. Code Sec. 1983) gives rescuers, volunteers, and No Kill advocates the right to criticize the shelter on Facebook and Twitter without being banned. And it makes it illegal to ban commenters, as well as hide or delete critical comments, by members of the public, volunteers, rescuers, or No Kill advocates on the Facebook and Twitter pages of legislators, government officials, and the pound.
~ Nathan Winograd

The article from The No Kill Advocacy Center can be read at the link below and it applies to all the states-
https://www.nokilladvocacycenter.org/uploads/4/8/6/2/48624081/section1983v2.pdf

♦Laurens County Administrator
Bryan Rogers
Phone: 478-272 4755
Email:[email protected]

♦Laurens County Commissioners
District 1 Commissioner
Name: Brenda Chain
Email: [email protected]
Phonr: 478-278-5847
Phone: 478-272-4755
Link to FB Page
https://www.facebook.com/brendachain4countycommissioner/

Distict 2 Commissioner
Name:Trae Kemp
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 478- 697-6811
Link to FB Page
https://www.facebook.com/trae.kemp.5

District 3 Commissioner
Name: Jeff Davis
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 478-290-5079
Phone; 478-272-4755

District 4 Commissioner
Name: Jimmy Rogers
Email: [email protected]
Phone:478-278-6304
Phone:478-272-4755
Link to FB page:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=240538711594541&id=100069152411419

District 5 Commissioner
Name: Kevin Tanner
Email: [email protected]
Phone:478-272-4755
Link to FB Page
https://www.facebook.com/kevintannerdistrict5

♦DUBLIN GEORGIA MAYOR
Mayor Joshua Kight
Address: 100 Church Street
Dublin, GA 31021
Phone: 478-272-1620
Link to FB Page
https://www.facebook.com/joshua.kight1

♦Dublin Laurens County Chamber of Commerce
https://www.facebook.com/DLchamber/

♦Please Like the FB page of Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga
https://www.facebook.com/SavingDogsAndCatsOfLaurensCounty

♦️Please Like the FB page of Laurens County GA Animal Control Cruelty/Abuse Reporting
https://www.facebook.com/LCACGACruelty/

Help us advocate for changes to improve animal welfare within our community and within our community sheltering system.

11/06/2022

More questions, more death, but still no transparency 😥

Community,
Now why would Dr Potts be at Laurens County Animal Control on Friday June 10, 2022? As we all know, no INCARCERATED dog in this facility receives any medical attention if sick or injured . She also would not waste her time coming to this facility to execute just one dog.

There is only one dog missing off of their pages so how many were killed and how many were never posted. We each know this is a facility full of lies, deceit, betrayal, neglect and no compassion.
So how many dogs were EXECUTED on Friday June 10, 2022?!

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♦Please Like the FB page of Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga
https://www.facebook.com/SavingDogsAndCatsOfLaurensCounty

♦️Please Like the FB page of Laurens County GA Animal Control Cruelty/Abuse Reporting
https://www.facebook.com/LCACGACruelty/

Help us advocate for changes to improve animal welfare within our community and within our community sheltering system.

10/06/2022

Wise words that *some* officials should heed.

Let's add to that...GOOD CITIZENS channel their rage, frustration, and disappointment by making change. It doesn't matter who you are, where you are in life, status, money. If you do care, are concerned, and feel like you could do better (which was suggested by a certain commissioner in a recent past meeting), then take a stand. Become a leader. Run for office.

The lack of response on animal issues, in general, not just the current investigation, begs for change of leadership. Its obvious at this point, with their heels dug in, that Laurens County officials have no intention to address neither the base that elected them nor the one that didn't. They should be accountable to ALL. Its difficult to believe that those who voted for these commissioners aren't shocked and disappointed in their total failure to appropriately address the cruelty allegations and on-going silence. Silence in the face of this animal cruelty makes them complicit.

Only the good citizens in Laurens County can make change. You have all the assistance and care from "outsiders", but ultimately, CITIZENS must make a plan and act. Identify yourselves to each other and get together to talk, see where you can go from here.

Whether an investigation yields the results we are all looking for or not, as long as your current officials maintain their seats, nothing will change. The time to rage is over, its time to do the work, your Laurens County animals cannot afford to wait any longer.

08/06/2022

Let the countdown begin...

As always, thank you Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga for the update.

**IMPORTANT**

We've just been forwarded news that County Attorney Billy Kight heard from DOA yesterday that the investigation would be completed in 30 days.

05/06/2022

Have you forgotten why we are here? We know you haven't...its time to let the Laurens County Commissioner's know, too. Two days until the June 2022 Commissioner's Meeting. Please attend and don't just read a statement, THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO ASK QUESTIONS on behalf of the community and the animals that have suffered at the hands of Laurens County Animal Services.

FRIENDLY ASK: It is your legal right to videotape and record the meeting. If you or a friend plan on doing this, please stand as close to the commissioners table as possible. Audio is especially difficult to hear from the back of the room and makes for better listening if you are livestreaming or those watching later. Thank you!

**LINK TO MEETING INFO**
https://tinyurl.com/June2022LCCommissionersMtg

03/06/2022

It has been very quiet and we are ALL waiting on the outcome disposition for the Georgia Department of Agriculture's investigation into the allegations of cruelty towards animals in the custody of Laurens County Animal Control Services.

While we are hopeful that a determination is near, it would be helpful in the meantime to let GA Ag know that we are still here, still concerned, worried, and angry about what happened. Please use the FB message app, email, or phone number (provided by Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga below), to ask GA Ag where they are in their investigation and when we can expect a statement. The more people who keep letting them know we are not going away, the better. It only takes a few minutes.

25/05/2022

We owe it to them to change the system that allowed this cruelty and suffering.

Show up for the animals that count on us to do right by them.

Faithful and without condition, lets give them the same.

Via Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga

Do we still cross your mind with all the suffering we endured?
Do you still weep for us?
Do you still contact our elected officials?
Do you still advocate for changes and restructuring within Laurens County Animal Control?
Do you have plans to attend the Commissioners meeting and speak for us?

♦️Link to Monthly Commissioners meeting:
Tuesday June 7, 2022 at 5:30 pm
https://fb.me/e/3rIpcIQOH

"There is no religion without love, and people may talk as much as they like about their religion, but if it does not teach them to be good and kind to man and beast, it is all a sham"
~ Black Beauty, Chapter 13, last paragraph.

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♦Please Like the FB page of Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga
https://www.facebook.com/SavingDogsAndCatsOfLaurensCounty

♦️Please Like the FB page of Laurens County GA Animal Control Cruelty/Abuse Reporting
https://www.facebook.com/LCACGACruelty/

Help us advocate for changes to improve animal welfare within our community and within our community sheltering system.

24/05/2022

**PLEASE SHARE TO SAVE A LIFE**

There are three dogs in Laurens County AC kennels, as of today's date, from what we can discern. Two are posted on their FB page...why does this 3rd dog not rate a posting? She is posted on their government site, where we know they probably receive much less exposure. There is no information about her. She is wearing a collar, so she must have belonged to someone, at some point.

She is in pretty sad shape and she has given up by the look in her eyes. Can you all please share her? We are hoping her owner sees her - maybe she has been missing for a while. Please help this pup.

https://www.laurenscoga.org/gallery.aspx?AID=5

20/05/2022

An update regarding Laurens County Animal Control via Guardians of Rescue and Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga. As noted in the comments, the "independent animal advocacy group" is NOT the Dublin-Laurens County Humane Society.

16/05/2022

Regarding an animal complaint to Laurens County Commissioners...

On June 2, 2015, County Administrator, Bryan Rogers, publicly stated in the monthly commissioner's meeting that "EVERY time there has been a complaint, he (sic) has fully investigated it with the county attorney, Billy Kight". This statement was made after a concerned party made allegations about the treatment of Laurens County animals and the county animal control officers.

In fact, Mr. Rogers went further to state that he was responsible for those employees and although not perfect, he feels they do a good job and he can honestly tell citizens that "he never came across any evidence that they have done any cruelty to animals". He stated there may be some issues where everybody's standards may not be the same, but he stands behind the officers.

Also during this meeting, a former commissioner stated, regarding the allegations, that "what is being heard and what someone might have told them can be handled by communicating with the county administrator, county attorney, and sheriff's department".

IN THE SPIRIT OF THAT SUGGESTION, we are providing you with two letter examples. You can copy and paste, choose your official of choice, simply fill in with the information you'd like to address, and send to the county administrator or county attorney; the other to the sheriff's office. These are general outlines, tweak them as you'd like.

Making a formal inquiry with a paper trail goes a long way to documenting your complaint(s) and holding officials responsible. You are entitled to question your officials and receive a response.

Be sure to include as much information you can, observations, dates/times, people involved, location, and any other information you feel is relevant. Always date your letter. If you provide a phone number, always document any conversations. Don't be concerned if your complaint takes several pages.

Many people (thankfully) never have to contact their local government over such an issue as the terrible allegations that have brought a GA DOA investigation, and it can be difficult to know what to say and who to send it to. These examples can easily be copied, and pasted into an email, or printed and mailed. If you are mailing it, we would encourage you to send it certified mail - to prove it was delivered. Delete that line if you don't plan on using certified mail, but it is a good bit of additional proof that you made your complaint.

Any questions, post them in comments below.

16/05/2022

Investigations take time, more than any of us would like to wait out. Hopefully, GA Department of Agriculture will render a disposition soon.

In the meantime, as painful as it may be, please don't lose the memory of what was done to these gentle, vulnerable animals. Allegations of intentional starvation, medical neglect, lack of exposure to the public is what got Laurens County here.

Don't let your district commissioners forget, either. An email, message, or phone call to let them know you are still here. Still waiting for justice.

Thank you Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga for bringing these words up again and reminding us that we ALL owe these and those that came before that justice we are seeking.

11/05/2022

Strong leadership should be characterized by someone who actually CARES about the humane treatment of animals and makes common sense decisions not tied up in red tape and lack of response. That person is Fred Swann for Georgia. This is someone the citizens of Georgia should get behind for change that will make sense for everyone, especially the vulnerable animals we are advocating and fighting for every day.

Community,
Fred Swann is seeking office as Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Agriculture
Please check out his FB page and what he stands for. We desperately need Fred Swann as the Commissioner to make the desperately necessary changes within this organization.

The following is from Fred Swann for Georgia
You asked how you can help… Well, here is your chance! We have a massive phone & text banking operation underway, and we need your help. Please sign up below & share this post with your friends!

https://forms.gle/KhHvTKRELQxrjN5H6

09/05/2022

This is done for cats in forward thinking animal service facilities all over the country. Why not Laurens County? The key phrase there would be "forward thinking", thats why. Beyond sad. Laurens County citizens can't even find out WHERE the cats are and WHAT is done with them when they are impounded.

This is how rumors get started and LCAC and county commissioners have been asked repeatedly, "WHERE ARE THE CATS?". Crickets...every time. What are reasonable people to assume? We certainly hope that LCAC and county commissioners can account for every cat impounded and treatment within the parameters of animal welfare laws.

06/05/2022

This is a fantastic opportunity if you have a need for a spay or neuter for you pet. Thanks goes to SOCO Rescue (GA) for securing this grant through "Fix Georgia Pets" and making such a valuable (and needed!) service available to the community! Please don't wait - spaying and neutering your animals is an important key to keeping animals out of impoundment and lessens the burden in shelters.

VIA Saving Dogs and Cats of Laurens County - Dublin, Ga

Community,
The following is from SoCo Rescue
SoCo has teamed up with Fix Georgia Pets to end the overpopulation senseless euthanasia of dogs in Georgia‼️

Fix Georgia Pets provided SoCo Rescue with a grant to help those in need to spay and neuter their pets. In the last several months we have had a dozen dog spayed and neutered. Hopefully this will move us closer to ending the needless suffering of innocent animals.

♦To learn more, visit our website www.socorescue.com & fill out application if interested in getting your pet spayed/neutered.

♦️ GEORGIA RESIDENTS ♦️

Another way to stop the overpopulation of unwanted dogs!!!

SpayGeorgia provides low-cost spay/neuter certificates at an extremely affordable price.

This program is intended for people who need partial financial assistance in order to have their own pets (DOGS & CATS) spayed or neutered. While SpayGeorgia is a low-cost program, it is not a free program.

The goal of this program is to reduce the number of unwanted animals. By having your pet spayed or neutered, you are acting responsibly as part of the solution to the tragedy of pet overpopulation.

Each spay/neuter certificate covers the cost of routine spay/neuter surgery, including preparation for surgery, anesthesia, the spay/neuter procedure, routine hospitalization as required, and removal of stitches if necessary. Vaccinations such as Rabies, testing for diseases, deworming, and all other medical procedures are not covered by the certificate and you are responsible for payment for these services.

Most vet clinics require vaccinations to be current in order to spay or neuter pets; check on requirements and prices at the selected vet clinic before you make an appointment.

⛔ HOW TO OBTAIN A CERTIFICATE ⛔

Please email us at [email protected] or use the form below ⬇️

♦FORM: https://www.spaygeorgia.org/welcome-to-spaygeorgia/certificates/

We will email the information packet containing our guidelines, certificate prices, participating vets, and an order form to you. If the information is not in your inbox, please check your spam folder.

If you do not have email, please call us at 800-706-7081 and leave your name and address and we will send the packet to you via U.S. Mail.

You will receive an order form, price list, and a list of participating veterinary clinics in the mail.

Complete the order form and return it to SpayGeorgia along with your payment.

You will receive your low-cost certificate, which you can redeem at any participating veterinary clinic.

♦Link to FB Page of SOCO Rescue
https://www.facebook.com/socorescue/

05/05/2022

Thursday (May 5, 2022) E-edition of the Courier Herald, front page...

05/05/2022

Laurens County Commissioner's Meeting Minutes for APRIL 2022 have been published on the county government website. Animal concerns are mentioned. https://tinyurl.com/LCApr22CommMtgMins

ALSO, this sweet pup still needs RESCUE, unless someone has an update - located at LCAC as of (Thursday) 5/5/22, see below:

#90133: Adult Black/ White Bully Mix: No collar. 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝘀𝘄𝗲𝗲𝘁, 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝘀𝗺𝗮𝗿𝘁. 𝗟𝗶𝗸𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗮𝗹𝗸𝘀, 𝗴𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗼𝗻 𝗮 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗵. From Laurens County Animal Control...
Please give our office a call at 478-277-2943 if your rescue is interested in rescuing.You may also email us at [email protected].

PLEASE SHARE THIS PUP!