Everybody Needs a Little Love
$75 for Dogs & Puppies which covers vaccines, rabies, heartworm test and preventative, dewormer, flea treatment, microchip and spay or neuter.
$20 for Cats & Kittens which covers vaccines, flea treatment, dewormer, microchip, and spay or neuter.
Adoption Contract
Owner Reclaim Form
$20 for Cats & Kittens which covers vaccines, flea treatment, dewormer, microchip, and spay or neuter.
Adoption Contract
Owner Reclaim Form
Lost or Found a Pet?
Time is of the essence.
We have an online form that you can use to send us information on the lost animal or the pet you found.
We add the information to our database and look for a match.
If no match, we keep it on file in hope for a successful return to their human family.
We have an online form that you can use to send us information on the lost animal or the pet you found.
We add the information to our database and look for a match.
If no match, we keep it on file in hope for a successful return to their human family.
Hours of Operation
Monday
CLOSED
Tuesday-Friday
10am-5pm
Intake Hours 10am-4pm
Saturday
10am-1pm (adoptions only)
Sunday
CLOSED
Volunteer at the
Pickens County Animal Shelter
- Walk a Dog
- Read a Book to a Cat
- Brush a Pup
- Teach Social & Play Skills
- Handle & Tame Semi-Feral Kittens
- Dog Bathing/Grooming (must be experienced)
- Transport Assistance (locally and occasionally to the Atlanta area)
- Fundraising
- Temporary Foster Care for Puppies, Kittens, Dogs, & Cats
Surrender a Pet
Pickens County Animal Shelter requires intake appointments to allow our staff to collect medical history and behavioral data about each incoming pet.
**Once surrendered no further information will be given to you about this animal.
Please complete BOTH of these steps:
Step 1 – Select the appropriate questionnaire and fill that out.
Step 2 – Click the button to access the animal surrender form. Print and bring with you to our facility when you bring the animal you would like to surrender.
If the animal is a stray and not your pet, please click here.
