Private group taking over DeKalb animal control

LifeLine Animal Project is looking to hire workers to help when it takes over operations at DeKalb County’s animal shelter on July 1.

The county will pay the no-kill shelter about $2 million a year to handle all animal services except pickup and cruelty investigations.

The group will need workers for shelter and office jobs.

For a list of positions or to apply: www.lifelineanimal.org/dcas.

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