Douglas County Humane Society

Douglas County Humane Society Welcome to the Douglas County Humane Society, serving people & pets in Douglas County, GA

06/24/2024
06/24/2024

📣 Exciting News! Our Volunteer Program is Back! 📣

We're thrilled to announce that our Volunteer Program is starting back up! To kick things off, we have a Volunteer Orientation this coming Friday, June 28th, at 9 AM.

This orientation is open to new and returning volunteers and will provide an overview of the areas where we need help. It’s designed to bring more knowledge to our volunteers about our procedures and practices, as well as how volunteers can help us the most. We're trying something new with our orientations, so if this date and time don’t work for you, please let us know what would be more convenient.

After attending the orientation, you can volunteer as your schedule allows. We look forward to seeing you and working together to make a difference for our furry friends!

📅 Date: Friday, June 28th
🕒 Time: 9 AM
📍 Location: 2171 Mack Rd, Douglasville, GA 30135

If you have any questions or need more information, feel free to reach out. Thank you for your support, and we can’t wait to welcome you back!

06/12/2024
06/02/2024

Where are all the fellas at?!?
1/2 off male cat surgery special! Call today to make a life saving appointment! MUST MENTION SPECIAL AT TIME OF SCHEDULING.
678-840-8072
Www.westgeorgiaspayneuter.com

We honor all of the heroes, both human and K-9, who have given all.
05/27/2024

We honor all of the heroes, both human and K-9, who have given all.

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05/14/2024

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Amen
05/14/2024

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05/09/2024

🐾 Meet our Dogs of the Month! 🐾

Caleb: A gentleman of 3-5 years with a serene soul. He's fully vetted and has been patiently awaiting 6 months to find his forever home. He would do good with other calm dogs but doesn't prefer rough housing or cats. If you have a quiet household and love relaxing companionship, Caleb might just be your perfect match!

Monroe: At 2 years old, Monroe is a picture of tranquility on walks. She's house trained and fully vetted. She has been a perfect dog while in our care for the past 9 weeks. Could Monroe be the serene buddy you've been searching for?

Chip: With a heart as big as his love for belly rubs, Chip is a 1-2 year old sweetheart who prefers to be your one and only furry love. He has been with us the last 7 weeks and has been the biggest sweetheart. He walks like a dream on a leash and is fully vetted, just waiting to bring joy to a lucky family.

Callie: Bursting with sweetness at just 1 year old, Callie is a social butterfly who adores playtime with other dogs. Fully vetted and overflowing with love, she's been dreaming of a forever home for 6 months now.

If you're ready to welcome a furry friend into your life, come meet these lovable companions in person! ❤️🐶

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05/09/2024

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05/03/2024

HAPPENING SOON! Rain or shine ✨

Calling all dog owners!🐕

You’re invited to celebrate National Dog Park Day at Clinton Nature Preserve this Saturday, May 4th at 9:00am. Join us for a special ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the opening of the new dog park at Clinton.

Make sure to bring your pup along! There will be treats and goodies for them to enjoy!

For any additional information, please call 770-920-7129.

05/03/2024

🐱 Leave Them Be Because Mother Knows Best 🐱

"Mother knows best" isn't just an old saying—it's a critical guideline in caring for kittens. The natural care provided by a mother cat is unparalleled, and despite our best efforts with bottle-feeding and raising kittens, we can't match it. Especially since our shelter doesn’t have the resources to adequately care for neonatal kittens without their mothers.

Why It’s Crucial to Let Mother Cats Be:
A mother cat instinctively knows how to protect and nurture her kittens. By providing essentials like shelter, and consistent access to food and water, we can support her without interfering.

👀 Observation First:
If you find kittens outdoors, observe from a distance for a few hours. The mother is likely nearby and may be gathering food, relocating her kittens, or simply taking a short break. Or simply waiting for YOU to leave.

How You Can Help:

- Provide Essentials: Offer regular food and water. Learn more at alleycat.org/BestPractices.
- Offer Shelter: Explore outdoor shelter options at alleycat.org/ShelterGallery.
- Maintain Distance: Monitor them discreetly to ensure their safety but minimize disturbance.

Important Reminder:
If you are not prepared to fully commit to the round-the-clock care required by these kittens, please do not disturb them. Prematurely removing them from their mother will jeopardize their chances of survival.

🐾 For more on how to assist mother cats and their kittens, including Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) strategies, visit alleycat.org/MomAndKittens.

Understanding when to step back is vital for the well-being of kittens. Let’s respect and support nature’s way whenever possible. 💕

04/30/2024

MALE CAT SURGERY SPECIAL!
1/2 off male cat surgery if booked in April or May starting today! Call to set up a life saving appointment. 678-840-8072
Www.westgeorgiaspayneuter.com

04/30/2024
04/30/2024

🐾🎾 Help Bring Joy to Shelter Dogs: Donate Toys Today! 🎾🐾

Our beloved furry friends at the shelter are in need of more toys! Toys are not just fun for our dogs; they are vital for their mental and physical well-being. They provide enrichment, stimulation, and a sense of comfort.

If you have any extra dog toys, stuffed animals, tennis balls, or anything else that could bring joy to our four-legged residents, please consider donating them to us. Your contribution will make a world of difference in their lives!

Drop-off location and times:
Douglas County Animal Services
2171 Mack Rd, Douglasville, Ga 30135
Tuesday - Saturday: 10am-5:30pm
Sunday: 1pm-5pm

Don’t have anything to donate but want to get the pups toys?
Check out our Amazon Dog Enrichment Wishlist here: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/GNRXTUJEIWKB?ref_=wl_share

Let's make tails wag and hearts happy together! Thank you for your support! 🐶❤️

04/26/2024

🐱🎉 The Colony Cat Program is Back! TNR Days Scheduled!🎉🐱

Attention cat lovers! We’re excited to announce the return of our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program, kicking off this May. Get ready to help control the local feline population responsibly and humanely.

Here’s what you need to know:

Drop-off:
- Cats must be dropped off in Humane Traps between 7AM - 8AM Friday Mornings. Pull around to the back of the building. 2171 Mack Rd. Cats must be Ferals/Unfriendly. Kittens must be 3lbs+ and Healthy.

- Fee: $20 or a bag of kitten/cat food per cat.

- Dates: The next 4 Fridays in May (3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th).

- Pick-up: Cats must be picked up the same day by 5:30 PM.

Our TNR program is a key part of our commitment to reducing the number of homeless cats and preventing future generations from facing the same challenges. By participating, you’re not only helping your neighborhood cats, you’re contributing to a larger cause of animal welfare.

Spread the word, mark your calendars, and let’s make a difference together this coming Friday!

04/23/2024

Neuter is cuter! And that’s why this handsome guy named Caine is all smiles! Caine was neutered with financial assistance from the Douglas County Humane Society and given a free microchip from 24 Pet Watch! Enjoy the good life buddy! Spay and neuter saves lives!
Www.westgeorgiaspayneuter.com

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2171 Mack Road In Deer Lick Park
Douglasville, GA
30135

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The Douglas County Humane Society

The Douglas County Humane Society is not a shelter nor do we operate one. We work closely with the Douglas County Animal Shelter in Douglas County Georgia by supporting their spay and neuter of dogs and cats before adoption as well as assisting adopters treat Heartworm Positive dogs. This will reduce future intake of animals and reduce pet overpopulation while improving adoption rates. 24 dogs have received Heartworm Treatment in 2019. 582 animals have been sterilized at the shelter. We were not able to cover December of 2019 and we hope to do better for 2020.

We assist Douglas County residents to spay and neuter their pets and feed pets of families in economic hardship. 2019 has seen 101 animals sterilized and we provide food for over 320 pets plus the shelter. There was money left in the budget for those surgeries, so we need to spread the word throughout Douglas County, GA in 2020. Make us raise the budget!! Reducing the pet overpopulation and reducing intakes at the shelter is worth it!!

This society is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Your donations are tax deductible. We can always use volunteers and donations.

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