Augusta Animal Services

Augusta Animal Services Complaint Investigation Hours
Monday - Friday
8:30 am - 5:00 pm

Shelter Hours
12- 5 Monday thru F

Primary Responsibilities
◦Investigate animal related complaints
◦Investigate allegations of animal cruelty
◦Investigate bite cases
◦Humane sheltering and treatment of lost, abandoned and released animals
◦Trap, catch and impound stray and nuisance animals
◦Educate the public on responsible pet ownership and animal related issues
◦Adopt sterilized animals to the public
◦Network with local/national

rescue groups to unite animals with families
◦Disposal of dead animals on city streets
◦Humane euthanization of sick, injured, diseased and unadoptable animals

11/21/2025
11/17/2025

TODAY IS THE DAY!!

Save a Pet Monday is here ❤️❤️

We’re open special extended adoption hours of 12-7, and ALL of our available animals can be adopted for a special fee of only $10!!

Our animals have already been spayed or neutered, microchipped, and are up to date on their shots for their ages…so this is a really amazing price for a lifetime of love and companionship.

We DO still have a bunch of baby kittens left to choose from!!

Please come see us today and adopt 😍

11/11/2025

In observance of Veterans Day city offices are closed today.
For emergencies:injured animals, dog bites and aggressive strays call non-emergency dispatch at 706-821-1080.

Address

4164 Mack Lane
Augusta, GA
30906

Telephone

+17067906836

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Primary Responsibilities ◦Investigate animal related complaints ◦Investigate allegations of animal cruelty ◦Investigate bite cases ◦Impound and quarantine unvaccinated animals involved in bite cases ◦Humane sheltering and treatment of lost, abandoned and released animals ◦Trap, catch and impound stray and nuisance animals ◦Educate the public on responsible pet ownership and animal related issues ◦Adopt sterilized animals to the public ◦Network with local/national rescue groups to unite animals with families ◦Disposal of dead animals on city streets ◦Humane euthanization of sick, injured, diseased and unadoptable animals