We adopted our sweet Amellia thru Sanctuary in the South…read more Our vet said she had never seen a rescue so medically sound. She was spayed, chipped and had ALL her shot PLUS heartworm tested AND they gave her heartworm and flea and tick prevention. She is sweet and exactly what Allie and her volunteers described. She is living her best life and enriching ours. We have rescued before and she is by far the best cared.for dog we have rescued. If you want to rescue I highly recommend Sanctuary in the South.

Truly care about the animals here and work with them to get them adopted. A great way to find a…read moreforever animal!

This shelter is all right. I wish they could update their website with all the current pets and…read moretheir pictures a little more, but then again, animal turnover can be high, and they're a non-profit with limited resources. So just be aware that there may be more animals at the LCHS than shown on the website. We adopted a cat from the LCHS a few years ago, and she captured our hearts and was just the best companion. The shelter isn't huge, but the facilities are a step up from the old location on 280, where I volunteered back in the stone ages. From recent visits, I love how you're able to freely interact with the cats and kittens (not sure about dogs), and they also pipe in music for the felines. When we adopted our cat, we weren't able to adopt the same day since the adoption coordinator was out but I'm not sure how it is now. Anyway, adopt a shelter pet!!!!

in 2023 I made a recurring donation to Street Paws For that year Despite talking to them and saying…read moreI did not authorize another year in 2024 they continue to charge the card without permission in 2025 be careful with your information and money, they claim there is nothing they can do as it is a third party they work with

This is a wonderful rescue that puts the animals first. Their dedication and love of animals makes…read morethem a pillar to the community. The volunteers work tirelessly to help animals find their forever homes. This rescue, as any rescue is first come first served. Meaning if you put in an application but someone else has already been approved, they have the first choice.

This family owned company is operated by some of the most passionate, loving, and dedicated people…read moreI've met. A small family bought an old greyhound race track and converted it into a huge animal shelter for lost, surrendered, and stray animals. All the animals are well cared for and healthy but are in need of forever homes. I was incredibly impressed by the owner Andrea, her son Tommy, and daughter Nadine. I would recommend this shelter to anyone interested in adding a new memeber(s) to their family. With our adoption of our dog Sassy, we also received her medical records with vaccinations, and microchip with registration. Our new doggie is a happy and healthy girl thanks to TCAR.

The facility is very clean, the staff is amazing, and the animals are happy! I highly recommend…read morethis rescue.

We contacted RescueCats and they helped place our kitties in great homes and we are so grateful…read more They offer neuter/spay and rabies services for all cats that they help rescue and place for adoption. Their company is of great value to the surrounding communities that they serve.

Rescue Cats is a wonderful service. Provides excellent care and love to kitties. They have posted a…read morepicture on their website of the kitty I found roaming our neighborhood

I have been fostering with AARF for about 5 months and I love it! They offer a lot of support and…read moretraining to their volunteers and it is a really rewarding experience. I had my first foster dog for a few months and she recently got adopted to a wonderful family. I can't tell you how cool it was to help a dog who literally was on death row at a local shelter to get healthy again and then to find a new home. AARF made it a really easy and rewarding experience to volunteer and they help wonderful animals find great homes. There are other rescue groups in Atlanta and they are all doing amazing work. I'm certainly not saying AARF is any better than any other rescue group because I haven't volunteered with any others but I am saying that the people at AARF rock and I really love working with them.

Thank you, AARF, for giving me the funnest, most affectionate animal I have ever met! I am a…read moresupporter of all animal rescue organizations, but the idea behind this one is special. Fostering an animal while it finds a home is one of the best things a person can do. Animals in tiny cages where they don't get room to run and play can get issues that can take years of training and care to treat. But, give a homeless animal a temporary home while you find a permanent one and it can learn from your other pets or just get used to what it is like to have a nice home. I am still training my dog on some basic lessons, but once she's ready to teach others, I plan to foster. Check their web site if you want to foster or need a pet yourself!

Got our dog from SPCA next door, had PAWS do all his shots and neuter. They where fantastic and vet…read morewas great!

Adopted our last dog from Mostly Mutts. Wonderful organization can't wait until they open their…read morebuilding next door. They truly care about the dog and cat community.

I adopted Astrid (formerly Marcy) last week. The staff are mostly volunteers, but they run a great…read morefacility and they show genuine care and love for the animals. They do an interview and check references, and they're very concerned with making sure the animal goes to a good home. They made sure she was up to date on all her veterinary care and provided me with detailed information on her health history. They even stamped a tag for me while we were interviewing. I am incredibly impressed with the whole operation, particularly Jonnie, who was a great help in speeding our application along.