The adoption center I work at is getting overwhelmed with surrendered "protective" dogs

So I used to work at an adoption center in Georgia, but my husband and I moved to Oregon. We're back after a few years and I got the job again really quickly, but the nature of the surrendered dogs seems to have changed a lot. I'm guessing this is happening everywhere and I'm just late to this party. The center is getting a lot of surrendered dogs that are not socialized, are very fearful, and are "protective" of their owners. I don't know how the owners are okay with how long it takes to adopt out a dog, I'm sure these dogs will be here for at least a month. I wonder how aware the average person is of this. Does it matter? I don't know what to do. The worst part is I feel bad for these dogs. It makes me mad, but what can I do? I can't just go out and fix it. I don't know how to even help them. I've been doing this for over 10 years, but I never saw this. <br><br>It's not just that these are untrained dogs. Their owners did try to train them, but the owners are also training them to be aggressive to other people. It's a tough job, but I love this job.