Breed: Mixed breed
Sex: Male
Age: 8-12 months approx
Size: Medium (45-50 lbs)
Color: Tan with white chest
Coat: Smooth
Other Dogs: OK with dogs
Notes: I cannot believe this boy has not been claimed! Johnson was brought in as a stray on 6/29. He is very clean and sleek like he has been living inside. He is young, 8 months to a year old and 45-50 lbs and solid. He has a great personality and tested well with another male dog. Rescues can text 276.202.1198. Interested adopters or owner can contact Lee County Animal Control Jonesville, Virginia 276.346.7710.
These dogs have been available for 4 days
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If you are interested in Johnson phone 276-346-7710 for an appointment to meet them at Lee County Animal Pound. We are open Monday-Friday: 8am-10am, Closed Saturday, Sunday and Holidays.
Available for adoption on this date: July 3rd, 2026
Dogs are claimed, adopted and rescued everyday so please contact us to check that these dogs are available.
Click here to check these dogs are still available (Facebook)
Adoptions from Lee County Animal Shelter are free, however, you are REQUIRED to have the dog spayed/neutered. You must sign an Adoption Agreement, and a Spay/Neuter Agreement.
These dogs have been in the shelter too long. Please visit them and find a home or a foster home or a rescue that can move these dogs to a safe place.
- Adoption of dogs is open to residents of Lee, Scott, Wise, Russell, Washington County areas of Virginia.
- Adopters must sign a sterilization agreement to have the adopted pet spayed or neutered within 30 days of adoption.
- Adopters must return the proof of sterilization paperwork within seven (7) days of dog being spayed or neutered.
- Dogs that have been spayed/neutered are available for adoption to anyone including out of state residents.
- State law requires that all dogs and cats be vaccinated for rabies.
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