
Praying for Paws is a non-profit dog rescue group that is dedicated to helping homeless dogs in the Henry County, Georgia area. We focus on larger dogs but have a large variety of breeds, such as German Shepherds, Border Collies, Beagles, terriers, hounds, and many beautiful Labrador Retrievers. Our biggest needs are adoptions, foster homes, volunteers, and donations.

Featured Dogs

Justin is a true miracle. He was saved by the kind people at the Henry County Animal Shelter, where he was found in deplorable condition. View Details...

Banjo is a gentle and sweet Golden mix who was found as a stray, hanging around a local church. View Details...

Harley is a beautiful female black lab. Her family gave her up when they moved from a rural area to the city. View Details...

Red Rose-Frisbee D was found at the local animal shelter. We think that she is a "puggle"- a pug/beagle mix. View Details...

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Welcome to Praying for Paws!
CONSUMER ALERT! - Praying for Paws is a rescue group. We do not sell animals. Please be warned that anyone trying to sell Yorkshire Terriers or any animal is not affiliated with Praying for Paws.
Praying for Paws is a non-profit dog rescue group that is dedicated to helping homeless dogs in the Henry County, Georgia area.
Below are a few points of interest about our organization:
- Founded in 2005 to match homeless dogs in Henry County with their lifetime families
- An active partner with Henry County Animal Control
- A no-kill, non-profit facility that focuses on large dogs, as well as other dogs that are typically harder to place
View All our Adoptable Animals
Order a cookbook to support Praying for Paws: “DOGGONE GOOD COOKING” is a collection of great Southern recipes for people, but we also included some wonderful pet treats!
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OVER ONE HUNDRED DOGS
ADOPTED IN 2007!
Your Adopted Dog
http://www.youradopteddog.com/home.html
Everything You Need to Know about Rescuing and Caring for a Best Friend in Need
A newly released book by:
Shelley Frost and Katerina Lorenzatos Makris