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Georgia Jack Russell Rescue

Atlanta, GA

We rescue Jack Russells. We adopt out Jack Russells. We provide a sanctuary for Jack Russells. Yeah … we kind of like Jack Russells. We are a small, non-profit rescue located outside of the Atlanta metro area. We began several years ago as a Mom and Pop foster organizatio...

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Georgia Jack Russell Rescue

Atlanta, GA

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We rescue Jack Russells. We adopt out Jack Russells. We provide a sanctuary for Jack Russells. Yeah … we kind of like Jack Russells.

We are a small, non-profit rescue located outside of the Atlanta metro area. We began several years ago as a Mom and Pop foster organization. We lost our wonderful Pop, Jim, in December 2008. He loved our Jacks and worked tirelessly day and night to take care of the dogs.

Now Mama Donna and a handful of volunteers, affectionately known as Team Russell, are running the rescue … and holding down regular jobs. As you might imagine, this is a huge undertaking, but these precious dogs are worth saving and re-homing.

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