This page has been created so that everyone who is interested in helping Glynn County become "No Kill" has a place to congregate, learn, share ideas & strategize. A no kill shelter is a shelter that saves all healthy, treatable & rehabilitatable animals. A rule of thumb is that, to be no kill, a shelter saves more than 90% of all animals received. Ideally, No Kill would mean all "adoptable" and "t
reatable" animals are saved and only "unadoptable" or "non-rehabilitatable" animals are euthanized, but 90% is the threshold. Between 2006-2012 at Glynn County Animal Services, 82.7% of the cats & 50.8% of the dogs were euthanized.