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$20 adoption special extended through November at Gwinnett shelter

Photos courtesy of Gwinnett County animal shelter.
Photos courtesy of Gwinnett County animal shelter.
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Nov 2, 2016

Good news: A whopping 254 pets were adopted from the Gwinnett County animal shelter in October, thanks in large part to a special month-long promotion.

More good news: That promotion has been extended through November — meaning you can still adopt Gwinnett shelter animals (dogs and cats) for just $20.

The shelter posted as much on its Facebook page Tuesday.

Seriously! This dog is telling the truth! The $20 adoption fee, that includes vaccinations, micro-chipping and...

Posted by Gwinnett Animal Shelter on Tuesday, November 1, 2016

With that in mind, find below photos of 11 adorable dogs listed for adoption right now at the Gwinnett County animal shelter. Enjoy and consider adopting, but also keep in mind that the dogs listed may no longer be available. Visit the animal shelter's website to find even more adoptable canines.

And for those just looking for cute dogs photos: Check out this previous gallery. And this one. Also this one.

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Photos courtesy of Gwinnett County animal shelter.
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Photos courtesy of Gwinnett County animal shelter.
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Photos courtesy of Gwinnett County animal shelter.
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Photos courtesy of Gwinnett County animal shelter.
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Before taking over the AJC's Sports Daily newsletter, Tyler Estep spent two years writing the A.M. ATL newsletter. A Gwinnett County native and University of Georgia graduate, he has been with the AJC since 2015 and previously worked as a reporter on the breaking news, hyperlocal and local government teams.

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