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Saving Lives, One Animal at a Time

What We Do

According to the ASPCA, approximately 6.3 million companion animals enter U.S. animal shelters each year. Of those, around 920,000 thousand shelter animals are euthanized each year. These are heartbreaking numbers.

Georgia Homeless Pets (GHP) animal rescue is dedicated to saving as many homeless animals as possible and finding suitable homes for them. GHP saves animals from many different situations.

We rescue animals that are from animal control facilities,
victims of abuse, unplanned litters, strays and owner surrenders.

All of our animals share one thing – being given a second
chance at a happy and healthy life. You can be the last step in that chain of events by adopting an animal who will appreciate your compassion and repay you with
unconditional love.

Dr. Danielle Tillis of The Ark examining Twinkie
Dr. Danielle Tillis of The Ark examining Ballad

 

 



Georgia Homeless Pets Animal Rescue is a non-profit group. We depend on your donations to operate. Where do your donations go? Medical care for the animals is one of the biggest expenses we incur.  These expenses include vaccinations, preventative treatment such as flea medicine and heart worm treatment, spaying or neutering, microchips and, of course, unexpected illness. Since we are an all-volunteer organization, 100% of your donation goes to the animals. Please consider supporting GHP so we can continue to save more animals. No amount is too small (or too big)!

SPECIAL NEEDS ANIMALS

$75 adoption fee      Click here to apply

 

Bolt

Let me just tell you how happy I am to be inside and warm. I was found as a stray in someone’s yard and had obviously been kicked previously as I am very scared of feet. However, I quickly learned I can trust my foster Mom and I no longer bat at her feet when she comes near. I’m super affectionate and I love my person. I’m very playful and I love puffy balls and kittens. If you don’t have any other kitties for me to play with, don’t worry; I love attention so much that I would probably do well as an only cat. I’m a good sleeper and I love to sleep as close to my person as possible. I think I was born around June 2017. I will not do well with kids but I like dogs. I need a quiet home without a lot of people coming and going as new people scare me. For more information, contact adoptions@gahomelesspets.com