The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Dogs need foster families

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Foster parents needed for shelter animals

From just a “virtual shelter” on our website in 2002 to five physical locations today, LifeLine Animal Project has grown to be the largest sheltering organizati­on in Atlanta, providing care to over 15,000 Atlanta homeless animals each year.

Currently, the shelters are overcrowde­d. With over 800 animals in its care, Lifeline is reaching out to the community for help.

The greatest need right now is temporary fosters for 2-4 weeks while some pups are awaiting rides to rescues. You can be their bridge from the shelter to their forever home. Additional­ly, all temporary fosters will receive a bag of food and crate for the foster dog.

Where: LifeLine Dog House & Kitty Motel, 129 Lake Street, Avondale Estates; LifeLine Cat Adoption Center, 3172 E Ponce de Leon Ave, Scottdale; LifeLine at DeKalb County Animal Services, 845 Camp Road, Decatur; LifeLine at Fulton County Animal Services, 860 Marietta Blvd NW, Atlanta When: ongoing Contact: volunteer@lifelinean­imal.org or Avondale Estates location: 404-292-8800; Decatur location: 404-294-2996; Scottdale location: 404-549-8442; Atlanta location: 404-613-0358

Help with the gift of sight

In order to meet the demand for eyeglasses requests for mission trips, Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation needs help getting them ready. There are many opportunit­ies to volunteer in the Recycling Center. These include, but are not limited to, washing, sorting, and reading eyeglass prescripti­ons.

Where: 5582 Peachtree Road, Atlanta When: ongoing Contact: Phelicia Hardy, outreach coordinato­r, at phardy@ lionslight­house.org

Informtion: lionslight­house. org/get-involved/eyeglass-recycling-program/

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