Adoptable (Official) Georgia Dogs for April 8, 2020

Glynn County Animal Control is asking for public help in keeping dogs and cats out of the shelter, according to The Brunswick News.

“We are still responding to calls but have reduced that to just what is being referred to as ‘essential calls,’” said Animal control manager Tiffani Hill. “That is people in danger from an animal, and animal in danger, cruelty or neglect, welfare checks.”

“So we are only at 50 percent capacity, but we are trying to minimize intake to only critical needs,” Hill said.

“We have to stay healthy to keep our services going and we are trying to limit how often we interact with people,” Hill said. “We are especially not going into homes right now.”

She asked the public to help limit intake by taking care of friendly stray dogs and cats until the order ends on April 13 rather than calling animal control.

“It would be wonderful if they decide to adopt it,” Hill said.

The animal control shelter on U.S. 17 is closed to the public, but Hill said appointments can be arranged for most services. Adoptions are on hold until the order, which Kemp issued on April 3, ends.

The shelter is also continuing to deliver cat and dog food to senior pet owners. For more information, call 912-554-7505. To set up in appointment, call 912-554-7500.

Note: adoptions of the following dogs are on hold currently. The Glynn County Animal Control has some good information on preparing your family and its pets for issues related to Covid 19.