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Animal Shelter details for Georgia Heartland Humane Society Please visit Georgia Heartland Humane Society and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Georgia Heartland Humane Society. Georgia Heartland Humane Society is located in fayettevile, Georgia. If you have information to add or update for Georgia Heartland Humane Society, please click here and let us know.
Georgia Heartland Humane Society
P.O. Box 466
fayettevile, Georgia 30214
Phone: 770-830-2820
Fax: 770-583-3297
Email: adoptions@gaheartland.com
Website: www.gaheartland.com/
The Georgia Heartland Humane Society, Inc. was founded in 1996 based upon the concept that all life is sacred and that companion animals deserve a pain-free and peaceful existance. We are a nonprofit agency which receives no government assistance. It relies solely on the generosity of the public, striving to maintain it's strong fund raising efforts within the community and with area businesses and corporations. Through our network of caring veterinarians, the animals receive medical treatment that often includes donated time and discounted fees. Everyone that is a part of GHHS is a volunteer, fostering animals in their homes and giving the love and care that was lacking before entering our system.
To work to end the suffering of dogs and cats resulting from abuse, neglect, ignorance and pet overpopulation. To advocate the humane treatment of animals through (1) rescue of abandoned, neglected, and abused animals; (2) a spay/neuter assistance program; (3) promoting community awareness through humane education and (4) initiation and support of positive changes in local community municipal codes and state law regarding animal protection . Many of the animals that become a part of our program would not survive without our help. We rescue injured animals that are unable to get the help they require to heal and we rescue abused animals that don't know comfort and kindness and love.
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