Adoptions Policy
- All dogs and cats must be sterilized with 30 days of reaching sexual maturity (180 days/6 months old).
- Dogs and cats three months of age and older adopted must be taken to veterinarian for rabies vaccination.
- Dogs and cats adopted at the shelter may not have had prior veterinarian care so it is highly recommended to have them checked by a veterinarian before introducing them to other pets.
Sick Animal Policy
The animals at this shelter have not been examined by a veterinarian and there is a possibility that they have an illness or have been exposed to an illness that has not been detected before adoption or owner reclaim. You, as the Adopter or owner of such an animal have the right to return the animal within 10 days with a statement from a veterinarian stating that the animal is sick. Upon receipt of statement, you may exchange the animal for another animal of your choice. The shelter is not responsible for and will not pay any medical cost to the adopter (no exceptions). We cannot guarantee the health or temperament of the animal(s) and Screven County Animal Control is therefore not responsible for any liability from actions or health of the adopted or reclaimed pets.
Create an alert, and we'll notify you every time a new pet comes in who meets your criteria.
915 Rocky Ford Road
Sylvania, GA 30467
Create an alert, and we'll notify you every time a new pet comes in who meets your criteria.
Screven County
Sylvania, Hiltonia, Newington, Rocky Ford & Oliver.
Additional adoption info
Home checks and additional follow up contact may be made.
Adoption Price $25 (Cat)
With 30 day to have animal spayed or neutered.
$100 and includes spay/neuter voucher to be used at Fixin The Boro.
Monday - Tuesday 12P.M-4P.M
Wednesday-Friday 9A.M-5P.M
(Closed 1P.M-2P.M for lunch)
81 Mill Creek Rd.,
Statesboro,
GA
30458
613 W. Main St.,
Claxton,
GA
30417
4164 Mack Lane,
Augusta,
GA
30906
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