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PHOTOS: Even more Gwinnett shelter dogs you can adopt for $20

Photos courtesy of Gwinnett County Animal Shelter.
Photos courtesy of Gwinnett County Animal Shelter.
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Oct 26, 2016

A few weeks back, we told you that — in recognition of national "Adopt A Shelter Dog" Month — Gwinnett County animal control was offering up adoptable dogs (and cats) for just $20.

We published this gallery of adorable dogs, and this other gallery of adorable dogs, and this one of adorable cats.

Cool right? Well guess what? It's still October, which means it's still "Adopt A Shelter Dog" month, which means you can still adopt dogs for $20 — which means you'll find photos of 11 more potential pets below.

So enjoy the photos 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.

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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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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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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