Fannin County Animal Control

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.

The animal shelter in Gilmer County is a county-run facility. We keep domesticated animals that have been abandoned, abused, and are unwanted. These animals can also be adopted.

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.

We provide stray, abandoned, and unwanted animals homes; we inform the public about spaying and neutering; we lessen animal abuse and suffering; and we provide the animals with housing and medical care. We adopt out our animals to responsible, caring, and suitable households.

Preventing rabies from spreading to the residents of Murray County. lowering the frequency of injuries caused by animals by encouraging responsible pet ownership through public education