The Thomasville-Thomas County Humane Society, Inc. (TTCHS) is the largest non-profit animal welfare organization in our area. We run an open admission shelter and contract with local government to provide animal control services to Thomas County, GA and its seven municipalities. A group of local animal welfare advocates founded and incorporated the shelter in 1970. Today, we carry on their mission and are committed to ensuring the humane care of the animals in partnership with our community. We are independent and are not affiliated with, nor do we receive regular funding from, any national animal welfare organizations or advocacy groups. Individual contributions, grants, and fundraising efforts make up the majority of our annual revenue. Your interest in the welfare of the lost, homeless, abused, and abandoned pets in our community is greatly appreciated and vital to our continued success. Only local financial support will ensure our future and allow us to continue to care for the thousands of animals per year that come through our doors. Your continued support means that the ones that do not have to be euthanized for reasons of health or public safety have a chance to find a good, loving home. We work hard to be the area’s leading advocate for animal welfare. Please help us continue these programs with your financial support! TTCHS received its exemption from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code in January 1978 and maintains registration as a Charitable Organization in Georgia through the Secretary of State, Professional Licensing Boards and Securities Division.
Talk to our staff about your lifestyle, home, and other pets so that they can help you in your selection process. Plan to spend an hour at the shelter for your meet and greet. If you have another dog at home, consider bringing them along to introduce the prospective new addition.
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