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Gwinnett Animal Shelter Hours and Location
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Click here to view the shelter hours of operation and location.
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Looking for Animal Task Force information?
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Click here to find information about the Animal Task Force, including meeting agendas and minutes.
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Need Advice?
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Click here for numerous Pet
Behavior Tip Sheets. These tip sheets cover many common problems of pet
ownership and are provided by The Humane Society of the United States.
Topics include Barking Issues, Housetraining Your Pet, Fearful Cats, Kitten
Development, Selecting The Right Pet For Your Kids, and many more topics. Check
it out!
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Volunteer at the Animal Shelter
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Spay and Neuter Information
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Rabies Alerts
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If you or your child have been bitten or scratched by any stray animals, or if you know of anyone handling this animal please call the Gwinnett County Animal Welfare and Enforcement Bite Office at 770.339.3200 ext. 5576. If you or your child have been bitten or scratched by any stray animals, or if you know of anyone handling this animal please call the Gwinnett County Animal Welfare and Enforcement Bite Office at 770.339.3200 ext. 5576. What does a rabid animal look like? Rabid animals may act tame. They may also display strange or unusual behavior. They may act aggressive, avoid food and water, foam at the mouth, or have trouble moving. Stay away from any unknown animals, especially wildlife. Report any animal acting unusual to Gwinnett County Police Animal Welfare and Enforcement at 770.513.5100.
How can I help protect myself and my family from rabies? - Make sure your pets get their rabies shots regularly
- Keep your pets on your property
- Do not leave garbage or pet food outside. Food left out may attract wild or stray animals
- Stay away from wild, sick, hurt, or dead animals. Do not pick up or move sick or hurt animals. If you find a wild, sick, or hurt animal, call Gwinnett County Police Animal Welfare and Enforcement at 770.513.5100
- Do not keep wild animals like raccoons, skunks, foxes, and coyotes as pets. It is dangerous and also illegal
- Teach your children not to go near, tease, or play with wild animals or strange dogs and cats
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Contact Information
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Michael Chatham, Kennel Supervisor
Michael.Chatham@gwinnettcounty.com
Charles Johnson, Supervisor
Charles.Johnson@gwinnettcounty.com
Thomas Stephens, Supervisor
Thomas.Stephens@gwinnettcounty.com
Monica Peete, Office Supervisor
Monica.Peete@gwinnettcounty.com
Rescue Officer
AnimalRescue@gwinnettcounty.com
Emergencies
To report an animal bite: Call 911 for medical attention first. The 911 operator will call us about the animal. To report cruelty cases or an injured, sick, or vicious animal call us at 770.513.5700. Complaints
To file a complaint (barking dogs, etc.) call 770.339.3200 (Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm). Pet Listings
To see pictures of some of the many dogs and cats who need a good home right now, click in the left navigation bar. Lost Animals
To reclaim your lost pet from the Shelter, bring identification (drivers license or Georgia ID) and proof of ownership, such as vet records.
Lost or Found
To report a lost or found animal, please complete the form below and send the information and photo to our Lost/Found e-mail: AnimalWelfare@gwinnettcounty.com. The notice will be posted in the shelter.
Please remember that it is still your responsibility to come to the shelter and look for your lost pet. Strays are held for a minimum of five days and then may be offered for adoption, rescue, or, in extreme cases, euthanized.
When you locate your pet, please call the shelter at 770.339.3200 so we can remove your lost notice. Otherwise, the flyer will be pulled after 30 days.
Please always insure that your pet is properly identified with a collar and tag and/or a microchip!
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Animals available for adoption
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