Cute Cats Awaiting a New Home

Bring home one of these friendly felines today.

Ring in the New Year With a Friendly Feline Companion

Can you help one of these adorable cats find a loving home?

If you are interested in adopting any of these adorable cats, please call the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter at 770-339-3200 and refer to the animal ID# listed below the photo. Listed availability is based upon the most recent information posted on the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter website at the time of article publication. To see more pets available for adoption, visit the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter website. Interested in volunteering at the shelter? Complete the Gwinnett Animal Shelter volunteer form. Volunteers can help at the shelter by walking dogs, handling cats and kittens, cleaning and sanitizing animal areas and assisting citizens.  

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Make the Holidays Merry and Bright for These Dogs

The Gwinnett County Animal Shelter has numerous dogs available for adoption.

If you are interested in adopting any of these precious dogs, call the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter at 770-339-3200 and refer to the animal ID# listed below the photo. Listed availability is based upon the most recent information posted on the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter website at the time of article publication. To see more pets available for adoption, visit the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter website. Interested in volunteering at the shelter? Complete the Gwinnett Animal Shelter volunteer form. Volunteers can help at the shelter by walking dogs, handling cats and kittens, cleaning and sanitizing animal areas and assisting citizens. You might also be interested in reading:

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Star Gregory

11:35 am on Saturday, December 22, 2012

Beautiful dogs! I hope they all find a home soon. Star Gregory, DVM Zutilla Veterinary Housecalls www.zutillavet.com   more ›

Cats and Kittens Need a Home for the Holidays and Beyond

Can you help one of these adorable cats find a loving home?

If you are interested in adopting any of these beautiful cats, call the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter at 770-339-3200 and refer to the animal ID# listed below the photo. Listed availability is based upon the most recent information posted on the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter website at the time of article publication. To see more pets available for adoption, visit the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter website. Interested in volunteering at the shelter? Complete the Gwinnett Animal Shelter volunteer form. Volunteers can help at the shelter by walking dogs, handling cats and kittens, cleaning and sanitizing animal areas and assisting citizens. You might also be interested in reading: Don’t miss any Gwinnett news. Subscribe to Gwinnett Patch’s…

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Something For Everyone

Rescue a dog or cat from Gwinnett County's Animal Shelter

We all have our preference for size, temperament, age, fluffiness and whether there's a big goofy woof or a sophisticated meow ... Gwinnett Animal Control has some beautiful dogs and cats to fulfill the job description of your "best friend." We've chosen to showcase a few that have been there for a while looking for the most perfect "forever home." If you are interested in adopting any of these amazing animals, please call the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter at 770-339-3200 and ask about their animal ID. Adoption Fee is $30 Per Animal and $60 Cash Only Vet Fee. To see more pets available for adoption, visit the Gwinnett County Animal Control website. Interested in volunteering at the shelter? Complete the Gwinnett Animal Shelter volunteer …

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Pet Spotlight: Spring Brings More Problems than Pollen

Spring is a busy time of year for unwanted feral cat communities and their caregivers.

Some concerned Gwinnett citizens spend their spare time capturing feral cat colonies or helping to maintain them. But with spring comes the births of many more unwanted kittens. Most of these cats live wild and must hunt for food, and the birth of kittens puts a hardship on the mothers and makes many kittens unhealthy. With the caring and generosity of volunteers, many of these unfortunate cats or kittens find loving homes, and therefore have a chance to live healthy happy lives. What can be done to help this situation, is to make sure that you have your animals spayed or neutered. According to the Mountain Park Animal Hospital this should be done around the age of 6 months, or as soon as the animals are finished with their first shots. …

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Barbara Barth

8:53 am on Sunday, April 3, 2011

Cyndi - great article. I am a dog person myself - and have adopted many (let's leave it at that!). Good word to get out! And for anyone wanting a pet, adopting or fostering from your local resuce group is a great way to go!   more ›