Effingham County, GA Animal Shelter
To view our adoptable animals, visit
ecas.petfinder.com
Found pets MUST be emailed to the shelter,
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Found
This little puppy on the road (Carolina Ave) in Rincon that leads to Dunkin’ Donuts on Thursday night- 08/22.
Proof of ownership required.
Please contact the shelter at 912-754-2109 if yours. We will put you in contact with finder.
Lucas is ready to be your friend. He’s loyal, a good listener and fun to be around. Check him out at the Effingham County Animal Shelter.
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Missing
Sandhill road off of HWY 80 in Guyton
[email protected] ]
One little boy + one little dog = one big scene of happiness.
Watch as Effingham County Senior Citizens Center Assistant Director Jake Zeigler introduces his son, Hugh, to Ziggy, a dog that he and his wife, Suzy, recently adopted at the Effingham County Animal Shelter.
"Suzy and I wanted to surprise Hugh," Jake said. "He is such a kind boy, an honors student, and he deserves the loyalty and companionship that only a dog can provide. We are so proud of him."
The shelter is currently teeming with adoptable pets. To view them, visit ecas.petfinder.com .
Missing
Brogdon road in guyton
Rebecca 270-499-1335
Lost from Windsong Drive in Rincon Georgia in the Windsong Subdivision down Fort Howard Road ********
****She is NOT an outside dog!!!!***************
If you find my sweet girl please be sweet to her. She is an old lady and will turn 12 in November. She is missing half her teeth as well as missing an eye and going blind in the other. She will be scared.
Her name is Izzy and she only has one eye but it's hard to see that u til you are close to her. She has partial sight in the other. Her fur may be a little longer or scragglier than these pics. She only weighs about 10lbs and some how got out of my house today!!! If you have seen her or have her please contact me ASAP either comment or pm.
Just to add that Izzy is micro chipped and if you find her you can bring her to the Effingham Animal Hospital.
Contact the shelter and we will get you in touch with owner. 912-754-2109
His name is Echo. He has been missing for about 2 weeks. We live and last place Echo was seen is on 164 Old Augusta Rd South Rincon, Ga 31326 near Ebenezer Rd. Please contact me at 912-658-5328 or Dewey 912-658-3431 if you see him or have seen him. Thank you!
God Bless,
Missing
Rincon area
If found call Billy at 912-656-4760
Missing
around the hickory k**b area in Rincon around 12-1 p.m .please call Garth at 912-272-1914 or Taylor at 912-358-7590
UPDATE: Prayers for Chippers family. He was located, but not the outcome they had hoped.
Missing
Midland road and courthouse road. The cat has been missing since 8-20-23
Please contact Rebecca Ramsey at 912-663-7275
Missing
Beebe road in Spingfield
Carollyn Barker 912- 658-7477
Meet a little dog who is waiting for his big chance to liven up someone’s home.
Missing
McCall road area
Missing
Found
Plantation drive, Rincon
Proof of ownership required. Please contact the shelter 912-754-2109 if yours. We will put you in contact with finder.
Thank you Edge air conditioning and refrigeration for the donations
Found
Proof of ownership required
No location given
Please contact the shelter at 912-754-2109 if yours. We will put you in contact with finder
Look at her. She makes Mr. Rogers seem cantankerous.
SPRINGFIELD – Even though the Effingham County Animal Shelter is high and dry today, Tropical Storm Debby is still impacting it.
“We are getting lots of calls about people finding animals, missing animals and wanting to bring in animals,” said Faith Williamson, a shelter assistant.
Currently, the shelter, due to its capacity, is unable to take animals in except in emergency cases.
“Our main concern for the next couple of days to the next of couple weeks is public safety,” Williamson said. “We aren’t taking in any animals in unless they are sick, injured or, of course, being aggressive toward others. We are going to need people to work with us during this time.”
As always, the shelter is eager to serve as a link to reconnect owners with pets that have been lost or found.
“We ask people to share pet information with us so that we can post it (on the shelter page),” Williamson said. “We send it to Humane Enforcement as well. That way it gets more exposure (on social media).
“We are working together on that.”
The shelter, located at 307 Ga. Hwy 119 South, can be reached at 912-754-2109 or [email protected].
For more information, Please go to the Department of Agriculture website. We are sharing information to help those in need
Missing
No location given
[email protected]
UPDATE: found. We are sorry for your loss.
Missing
Abbey Subdivision Rincon Georgia (off ft Howard after lost plantations)
Found
Shadowbrook area
Proof of ownership required
Please contact Effingham Animal Shelter 912-754-2109 if yours.
The shelter will be closed Tuesday 8/6/2024 and Wednesday 8/7/2024 due to Hurricane Debby. Stay safe everyone
Don’t forget that you can visit Ralphie and other dogs and cats at the Effingham County Animal Shelter on Saturday from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Thank you Quick Cash Pawn for the donations
Effingham County Animal Shelter Director Lorna Shelton thanks EFF (Effingham Feral Feeders) volunteers Bonnie and Nancy for helping manage the county’s cat population.
Check out the Effingham Magazine featuring our very own Kirk Brennaman who heads up our Pawsitive Changes Prison Program.
Missing
Goshen road area
Please email Autumn [email protected]
Watch this video to learn about one of the Effingham County Animal Shelter’s greatest assets. Effingham Feral Feeders (EFF), a group of dedicated volunteers, helps manage the feral cat population in a humane manner.
EFF’s work is part of a broad Trap-Neuter-Return Program. Its volunteers frequently help senior citizens who are unable to handle traps. They will transport them to the shelter so that the animals that are caught can be sterilized.
307 GA Highway 119 S
Springfield, GA
31329
| Monday | 1pm - 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 10:30am - 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 10:30am - 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 1pm - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 10:30am - 4:30pm |
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Lucas is ready to be your friend. He’s loyal, a good listener and fun to be around. Check him out at the Effingham County Animal Shelter.
One little boy + one little dog = one big scene of happiness. Watch as Effingham County Senior Citizens Center Assistant Director Jake Zeigler introduces his son, Hugh, to Ziggy, a dog that he and his wife, Suzy, recently adopted at the Effingham County Animal Shelter. "Suzy and I wanted to surprise Hugh," Jake said. "He is such a kind boy, an honors student, and he deserves the loyalty and companionship that only a dog can provide. We are so proud of him." The shelter is currently teeming with adoptable pets. To view them, visit ecas.petfinder.com .
Meet a little dog who is waiting for his big chance to liven up someone’s home.
Look at her. She makes Mr. Rogers seem cantankerous.
Don’t forget that you can visit Ralphie and other dogs and cats at the Effingham County Animal Shelter on Saturday from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Effingham County Animal Shelter Director Lorna Shelton thanks EFF (Effingham Feral Feeders) volunteers Bonnie and Nancy for helping manage the county’s cat population.
Watch this video to learn about one of the Effingham County Animal Shelter’s greatest assets. Effingham Feral Feeders (EFF), a group of dedicated volunteers, helps manage the feral cat population in a humane manner. EFF’s work is part of a broad Trap-Neuter-Return Program. Its volunteers frequently help senior citizens who are unable to handle traps. They will transport them to the shelter so that the animals that are caught can be sterilized.
Animal Shelter Director Lorna Shelton explains how a catch pole works.
Interested in getting a dog? Give Harper a look at the Effingham County Animal Shelter.
Shadow knows she wants a new home.
Bella is the epitome of canine calmness in one-on-one situations. Learn about her and a special opportunity for cat adoptions by watching this video.
Hickory is getting on up there in age but he’s still got a hopeful pep in his step. Check him out!
Willing to help control Effingham County’s feral cat population? Watch this video to find out how.
Named for the white markings on his chest and feet, Obi-White is looking to join his mild-mannered brother, Luke Skywalker, in the sphere of freedom and love. Luke was adopted after appearing in last week’s Shelter Spotlight. Obi-White and Luke share similar physical and mental characteristics.
Luke Skywalker is an Effingham County Animal Shelter hero who is spanning the galaxy in search of a permanent home.
Look at that happy face. You can meet Abbi at the Effingham County Animal Shelter on Saturday at 10:30 a.m.
Dixie is an extremely mild-mannered dog.
What do you do when you discover unattended kittens?
This dog is quite friendly.
SPRINGFIELD – National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day is observed annually on May 8 by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The Effingham County Emergency Management Agency (EEMA) and the Effingham County Animal Shelter think it’s a day worth remembering, too. On Wednesday, EEMA Coordinator Shanna Smith joined Shelter Director Lorna Shelter in an effort to enhance public awareness about the need to remember pets’ needs while girding for a national disasster and other emergency situations. They reminded citizens that the start of hurricane season is about three weeks away. Smith and Shelton distributed pamphlets and tip sheets, and offered verbal advice. They shared some of this information during a TV interview with WJCL’s AJ Sisson. The interview included a glimpse of the American Kennel Club Reunite Disaster Relief Trailer that the shelter recently received as a gift from the Savannah Kennel Club. Several raffles were conducted. Prizes included book bags filled with items a pet might need during an evacuation and a solar emergency radio. Note: Watch Shelton’s dog crating advice at the end of the attached video.
