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01/03/2024
As we move our updates to the Mostly Mutts main page tomorrow, we wanted to share the big strides Marina has made at Metro Re-Entry.
Marina was on a walk when her trainers found out she was afraid of stairs. This video shows a sped up version of how they got her comfortable with the stairs. Caleb was a big help. Sometimes it’s easier to conquer your fears when you’re so excited to play with your buddy! Way to go Marina!
Both dogs are adoptable.
17/02/2024
Belmont wanted to give you a heads up that the Metro Re-Entry page will be merging with the Mostly Mutts main page.
He wouldn’t mind you peeking at his profile while you’re here.
Dexter chooses which dogs he likes and Paisley is happy he likes her because she is most comfortable with his size and energy level so far!
Metro has been so helpful in figuring out if a dog needs a playmate of a certain size and energy level. Some dogs just don’t know how to interact with other dogs so they need baby steps before fully coming out of their shell. Some dogs just have a play style they are comfortable with and need the right friend to get their needs met. We get updates on each dog as they get more and more comfortable.
22/01/2024
Bebe is playful and energetic. She has enjoyed playing with some of the other dogs and all of her people.
Cora came to Mostly Mutts with heartworms. She has completed her treatment and heartworm free! You may notice the shaved spots on her lower back—this is the injection site and will grow back.
She is snuggly and lovable, prefers to be your only dog, and has recently graduated the training program.
Alexander can be a little shy but once he opens up, he will be one of your best friends. He loves cuddles from his people and it would be best for him to be your only pet.
Not feeling very Christmas-y today? Follow Sherman’s lead and walk it off.
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25/12/2023
Merry Christmas from our Metro family!
25/12/2023
A progression of group play from dogs who have already met. Sitting calmly, getting closer, and letting loose. You can tell who is the most excitable by whose leash gets dropped last 😉
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Marina conquering her fear!
As we move our updates to the Mostly Mutts main page tomorrow, we wanted to share the big strides Marina has made at Metro Re-Entry.
Marina was on a walk when her trainers found out she was afraid of stairs. This video shows a sped up version of how they got her comfortable with the stairs. Caleb was a big help. Sometimes it’s easier to conquer your fears when you’re so excited to play with your buddy! Way to go Marina!
Both dogs are adoptable.
#mostlymutts #metroreentry #prisonmutts #adoptabledogs #reducerecidivism #stairs #brave
Alexander can be a little shy but once he opens up, he will be one of your best friends. He loves cuddles from his people and it would be best for him to be your only pet.
https://mostlymutts.org/adopt/adoptable-dogs/alexander
#mostlymutts #metroreentry #prisonmutts #adoptabledogs #reducerecidivism #alexander #cuddlebuddy
Cora is working on her commands. She knows her “place” but as you can see, she is working on “stay”.
https://mostlymutts.org/adopt/adoptable-dogs/cora
#mostlymutts #metroreentry #prisonmutts #adoptabledogs #reducerecidivism #husky #cora #snugglebuddy #huskymix #favoritemutt
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Hello, We’re the Metro Re-Entry Program
Since 2004, Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue has been working to reduce the number of animals euthanized at local shelters in metro Atlanta. We work closely with animal control officers to save adoptable dogs that are often moments away from being put to sleep. Often, these dogs are sick and injured and require rehabilitation. Mostly Mutts provides housing, health care, training, and physical and emotional care to them until they can be placed in a new home
In August of 2018, The Georgia Department of Corrections opened its Metro Re-Entry Facility in Atlanta, the first transitional state prison for offenders slated for release within 18 months. ‘Returning citizens’ receive intensive counseling, vocational training and housing support so they will leave with two things: a job and a home.
In June of 2019, Metro Re-Entry reached out to Mostly Mutts about partnering together to start a dog training program…one of the most popular and requested programs! We immediately said yes and began the process.
The program is an innovative and progressive program that pairs ‘returning citizens’ with rescued dogs for mutual rehabilitation. Mostly Mutts trains and certifies the returning citizens and then pairs them with a rescued pup. Under 24/7 care from the inmates and guards, our Mutts get the extra time, care and love they so desperately need! In turn, the returning citizens are learning a marketable skill as well as empathy, responsibility and service to others.
Follow Mostly Mutts and Metro Reentry as we tell the stories of our prison pups and how both ends of the leash get a second chance at life!
