Pet Care Resource Center
Our mission to improve animal welfare extends beyond adoptions. The welfare and safety of pets in our community is at the heart of what we do. Beyond helping animals find their new homes, Atlanta Humane works in all realms of pet care to share resources with our community.
If you have concerns or questions about animals in your community, view our resources below.
Not sure where to start? Contact our Resource Center at 404.875.5331.
View our Resource Guide
Our Community Outreach team works to identify areas of need within the community and ensure that resources are available to help pet owners facing hardships. Whether you’re looking for pet food, training, boarding, or veterinary care, we have the resources to help your beloved pet stay in your care. View the Resource Guide here.
Affordable Veterinary Care
Remedy: Your Community Vet exists to provide accessible, affordable veterinary care to our community. To learn more or schedule an appointment, visit the Remedy website.
Pet Care
Behavior & Training
Our Training Partner
We’ve partnered with Barking Hound Village to provide training resources for pet owners who need assistance. Click here to learn more.
Pet Safety
Additional Resources
Eviction Resources
If you’re losing your home due to eviction, please know that you’re not alone. The Atlanta Humane Society is here to support you with services and advice for taking the best possible care of your pet during this uncertain time of transition. We’ve compiled these resources for you to help you and your pet.
Community Cats
Community cats are unowned, free-roaming cats that may or may not be friendly towards people. While a community cat might look the same as a lost, stray pet cat, community cats survive by avoiding close human interaction. View resources for community cats here.
Rehoming Your Animal
We understand that life is full of situations beyond our control, and facing the decision to rehome your pet is difficult. Atlanta Humane is here for you whether you are looking for resources to help you keep your pet at home or are having to surrender your pet. Learn more.
