At the Fayette County Animal Shelter we take pride in our services and animals. We maintain a mutually beneficial relationship between strays and the safety of our community by having a proactive approach to what has become a perpetual problem, homeless animals. Our services include assistance for homeless, injured, abused and vicious animals; while keeping public safety as our number one priority. The Fayette County Shelter is here to serve, our officers are here to pick up strays, investigate abuse, help find your lost pet, and assist with emergencies (i.e. vicious animals, in-home wildlife removal and hazards). You can rest assured that if we are not able to help you ourselves, we can at the very least point you in the right direction. Unfortunately, the Shelter can not function optimally on its own. We need your help in order to find many of these animals homes. If you may not be able to provide a home yourself, you can always do the next best thing, tell a friend. On any given day the Fayette County Animal Shelter has a multitude of dogs and cats of all ages (yes, puppies and kittens too, even some purebreds), sometimes even rabbits, birds, guinea pigs and other exotics. We even work with trainers and veterinarians to ensure that your new adoptee is receiving the best services, and you are receiving the best prices.
Obtaining a pet from the Fayette County Animal Shelter, is a simple and pleasant experience, potential adopters are encouraged to visit the shelter to see the different pets that are available. Our hours have been expanded to allow you time to come to the shelter, and many times staff will stay a little later to assist in the adoption. The process starts when you find the pet that you like, you then fill out an application, remember an application is not a contract but is just the first step in the process. If the animal that you are interested in has been spayed or neutered and given a rabies vaccination it is possible that you could take them with you when you leave. In cases that the animal is not completely ready to leave the application will be placed with the animal’s record. All adoptions are on a first come basis, which means that the 1st application in has the right of first refusal, and any applications after that will be notified should the application before it decline. Should you be the person to adopt the animal, a contract will then be filled out and payment will be made for the fee of the adoption. All animals adopted from Fayette County Animal Control will have the following prior to them leaving, they will be spayed or neutered, they will have a rabies vaccination and two other vaccinations along with a microchip. All parties will be supplied with a certificate to take to one of several local vets that have agreed to participate in a program that allows for the first office visit to be waived and 25% discount on any services, excluding surgeries and grooming or boarding. New Pet owners are also encouraged to take their contract to PetSmart or Petco in Peachtree City where they will receive a coupon book filled with valuable coupons.
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RescueCats is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, state-licensed, no-kill group dedicated to rescuing owner released and homeless kittens and cats & placing them into new homes. To prevent pet overpopulation, we have all kittens and cats spayed or neutered, and we provide a safe and loving shelter until stable, loving homes can be found. We work very hard to be a role model for other groups and educate the p
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