At Gwinnett County Jail, a second chance can mean the difference between a fresh start and the end of the road, for dog and man alike. Operation Second Chance is a groundbreaking program that pairs inmates with rescue dogs for training and rehabilitation that goes both ways. Since its founding in 2010, more than 90 dogs have been adopted into families from the program. And that number keeps growing.
The Jail Dogs of Gwinnett County
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