QUESTIONSWe also are here to promote the health, safety and welfare of all animals in Carroll County. One of our most important tasks is the promotion of adoption of animals from the shelter. We have many beautiful dogs and cats that are available to good homes. Secondly, we campaign to educate the public about res ponsible pet ownership. The grim task of euthanizing the unwanted and sick animals falls on us, the animal control officers. This duty is always performed in the most humane manner possible. The more pets people adopt from us the more lives we can save.
Georgia requires anyone adopting an animal from any animal shelter to have the pet spayed or neutered. Pets adopted before six months of age must be spayed or neutered at six months. Older animals must be spayed or neutered within 30 days of adoption. The department does follow-up checks on all animals adopted from the shelter to verify compliance with this law.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Carroll County Animal Shelter
280 Zyzzx Street
Carrollton, GA 30117
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Phone:
770-834-8150
QUESTIONS
How do I...?
... keep my dog from getting out of my yard?
One thing you can do is have your pet spayed or neutered to control
wandering
urges.
Where can I find ...?
... a good veterinarian?
We have a list of all veterinarians in Carroll County and a price list of
some services.
Why doesn't ...?
... animal control respond to every call at night?
We have one officer on call for all hours that the department is not open.
After-hour calls are
prioritized. The officer on call is required to work the next day no
matter
how long he worked the night before.
Who is ...?
... responsible if an animal injures someone or destroys property?
Responsibility belongs to the owner of that animal.
MEET OUR STAFF
Mike Jacquinot - Shelter Manager
Sherree' Langley - Office Manager
Kitty Smith - Officer
David Padgett - Officer
Susan Bailey - Officer
Scott Cherkas - Officer
David LaCoste - Officer