Humane Society’s Mountain Shelter

Regardless of the breed, age, or state of health, we think that every single soul is deserving of our love and compassion. We are on hand to help.

A small facility in Fannin County, Georgia is used to house stray and quarantined dogs.

The Humane Society of Blue Ridge (Georgia) strives to end the euthanasia of healthy, adoptable animals, to promote and provide community-wide spay and neutering at affordable rates, and to lower the number of feral cats in the area through our trap, neuter, and release program.

The organization's staff, which is entirely made up of volunteers, is committed to saving and rehabilitating homeless companion animals that have been abandoned, owner-rendered, or taken in from the county's high-kill shelters.

By offering a no-kill animal control and shelter to care for and protect animals from abuse, neglect, and abandonment, Rabun Paws 4 Life aims to positively impact Rabun County.

The goal of the Lumpkin County Animal Shelter is to strike a balance between the needs of people and animals in our county in terms of health, safety, and welfare.