 ESPN reported on October 20 that the one near Atlanta was listed for sale at a $4.5 million asking price.At the request of federal authorities before his sentencing in federal court, he agreed to deposit nearly $1 million in an escrow account with attorneys for use to reimburse costs of caring for the confiscated dogs, most of which are now being offered for adoption on a selective basis under supervision of a court-appointed specialist.Experts say some of the animals will require individual care for the rest of their lives.