The woman, who lives in Troup, asked her Facebook friends to shoot her 3-year-old Saint Bernard/bulldog mix named Cinnamon.
"I need someone to come shoot my dog. No one here has the heart to do it. We will provide the gun," the woman wrote on her Facebook post last week.
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The woman told them she wanted the dog killed because she could no longer care for it and because the dog kept getting in the garbage, 'CBS 19' reported.
Authorities said the woman will not face charges since she surrendered the dog.
The dog was picked up by Nichols Pet Haven, an animal shelter, and given to a foster family who will take care of Cinnamon until she is adopted.
A veterinarian has given Cinnamon "a clean bill of health" after examining her for heartworms, and bringing her shots up to date.
Nichols Pet Haven expects multiple adoption applications for Cinnamon.
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