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Surrendering a Pet

Pet Food Assistance

Women's Shelter Allowing Pets

Fencing Assistance

Low-cost Veterinary Care

Humane Society of Northeast Georgia

845 W Ridge Rd

Gainesville, Ga 30501

(770)532-6617

https://humanesocietyofnortheastgeorgia.org/

Surgipet Low-Cost Surgery

(470)780-2121

Low-cost dental and surgery

http://www.surgipet.org/

North Georgia Veterinary Specialists Buford

(678)835-3300

info@ngvetspecialists.com

Pitbull Services

Financial Assistance and spay and neuter

Waggle.org

Charity for pet surgeries

https://www.waggle.org/

Value Vet

Lawrenceville, Ga

www.valuevet.net

If you need assistance with end-of-life care for your pet:

Pawprints to Heaven, LLC

Dawsonville Hwy Gainesville, Ga 30504

In-Home Euthanasia offered

http://www.facebook.com/pawprintstoheaven

Vetspet Clinic

(877)425-0097

In-Home Euthanasia offered in Gainesville, Oakwood, Flowery Branch, Braselton, Chestnut Mountain,

Dahlonega, etc.

https://www.vetspetclinic.com/gainesville/pet-euthanasia-gainesville-ga/

Mercy Animal Hospice

In-Home Services, servicing Hall County

(678)278-9325

https://www.ghvsonline.com/

Vet Bill Assistance

Spay/Neuter Assistance

Humane Society of Northeast Georgia

845 W Ridge Rd

Gainesville, Ga 30501

(770)532-6617

https://humanesocietyofnortheastgeorgia.org/

Forsyth County Project Spay/Neuter

Cumming

They also will take ferals and early-age spay and neuter

www.projectspayneuter.com

Catsnip

Various Georgia Locations- see website

https://projectcatsnip.com/

Leftover Pets

Winder, Ga

Cats and dogs under 50 lbs only

www.leftoverpets.org

Planned PEThood of Georgia

Duluth, Ga

https://pethoodga.org/

Society of Humane Friends of Ga

Cats and Dogs under 40 lbs only

Lawrenceville, Ga

Spay Georgia

Services the entire state of GA

https://www.spaygeorgia.org/

If rehoming your pet is necessary, consider privately rehoming your pet. This option not only keeps your pet out of the shelter, which is a stressful experience for an animal accustomed to being in a home, but you can provide crucial information about your pet for potential adopters. No one knows your pet better than you.

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Veterinary care (up-to-date on shots, spayed/neutered, known conditions, etc.)

Public Resources for Rehoming

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