This weekend, another adoption event was held. Lyn did not appear on Saturday, but she did show up on Sunday — a reminder that our advocacy is being noticed. But this fight isn’t over.

Here’s what we know:
Lyn doesn’t work with New Jersey shelters — not because there isn’t a need here, but because NJ shelters don’t allow her to cherry-pick animals. That’s why she pulls from overcrowded Georgia shelters, where oversight is looser and selection is more flexible.

But with that freedom comes responsibility — and when animals end up without proper fosters, veterinary care, or safe placements, it’s the animals who suffer.

This isn’t just about Lost Paws. It’s about setting a community-wide standard that we do not accept disorganized, unchecked practices — even when they’re done under the label of "rescue."

🐾 Contact the Georgia Shelters Still Working With Her:

We urge these organizations to reconsider their partnerships and be more selective about where their animals are going:

Humane Society of Blue Ridge
📞 (706) 632-4357 

✉️info@humanesocietyofblueridge.org

Murray County Animal Control
📞 (706) 695-8003

Athens-Clarke County Animal Control
📞 (706) 613-3540

Hands to Paws Rescue
✉️ handstopawrescue@gmail.com

Madison Oglethorpe Animal Shelter
Director: Juli Huth
📞 (706) 795-2868 | ✉️ director@moaspets.com

Humane Society of Harris County
📞 (706) 465-5700

Gail Connor – GA Transport Allies
✉️ georgiatransportallies@gmail.com

Let them know that sending animals into questionable care is not rescue. Demand they prioritize transparency and proper placement.

Please keep sharing the petition. Keep speaking up. And remember — we are not alone in this. Change is possible when we act together.