
An adopter came from Nashville to take home LifeLine's Chamomile
Chamomile caught her adopter's eye on the DeKalb Instagram page in late July and went home in August.
At the end of July, Chamomile caught her adopter's eye on LifeLine Animal Project's DeKalb Instagram page. After waiting for Chamomile to be ready for adoption, the adopter made the trip from Nashville to Atlanta in August to bring her home.
LifeLine says Chamomile is coming out of her shell and showing off her spunky side, between backyard zoomies and couch cuddles.
From LifeLine Animal Project· Instagram · Oct 15
Open the post“We’re so excited to share Chamomile’s adoption story! At the end of July, she caught her adopter’s eye on our DeKalb Instagram page, and she knew she had to meet her. After waiting for Chamomile to be ready for adoption, her adopter made the trip from Nashville to Atlanta in August to bring her home! Now that she’s used to life outside of the shelter, Chamomile is coming out of her shell and showing off her spunky side! Between backyard zoomies and cozy couch cuddles, she has discovered just how sweet life can be in a home of her own. Finding your furry best friend can at times mean going the extra mile (or a few hundred)! You can help more pets find loving homes by supporting the work we do today at LifeLineAnimal.org/donate”
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