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Big Foot is this week's pet of the week from the folks at Lifeline Animal Project.

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Big Foot is two-years-old and 77 lbs., and as you may have guessed, he has big feet, His fur is charcoal and white, which makes him look quite distinguished in selfies. Big Foot is well-behaved and walks easily on a leash. He is a little short-legged and wags his tail constantly to display his happiness. He is very talented at putting all of his toys in his mouth at one time. His energy level is low to medium, and he is truly just a lovely all around fellow. To find out more about Big Foot, email LifeLine Animal Project today at adoption@dekalbcountyanimalservices.com, go to his shelter page or stop by for meet and greet at DeKalb County Animal Services located at 3280 Chamblee Dunwoody Road in Chamblee.

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