Adopt-A-Pet

  • This female, Alaskan Malamute was picked up on Highway 515 in Blue Ridge December 13. She has a white and gray coat. View her using intake number 418-21. She is shown with animal control Interim Manager J.R. Cornett.
    This female, Alaskan Malamute was picked up on Highway 515 in Blue Ridge December 13. She has a white and gray coat. View her using intake number 418-21. She is shown with animal control Interim Manager J.R. Cornett.
  • This female, Beagle mix, who volunteers have named Ginger, was picked up on Hells Hollow Road in McCaysville December 1. She has an orange coat with white toes. View her using intake number 410-21.
    This female, Beagle mix, who volunteers have named Ginger, was picked up on Hells Hollow Road in McCaysville December 1. She has an orange coat with white toes. View her using intake number 410-21.
  • This male, Boxer mix named Tippy was surrendered by his owner December 1. He has a short, black coat with a white chest. View this sweetie using intake number 408-21.
    This male, Boxer mix named Tippy was surrendered by his owner December 1. He has a short, black coat with a white chest. View this sweetie using intake number 408-21.
  • This male, Lab mix named Storm was surrendered by his owner November 22. He has a dark brindle coat and is large in size. View this good boy using intake number 392-21.
    This male, Lab mix named Storm was surrendered by his owner November 22. He has a dark brindle coat and is large in size. View this good boy using intake number 392-21.
  • Red is an eight-month-old orange with sparkling gold eyes. Female orange tabbies are not common, so Red is extra special for sure! She is happy to greet new friends who might have a nice, comfortable lap to snuggle on. Red is friendly, calm and gets along well with other cats once she gets to know them. She is spayed, microchipped and up to date on her vaccinations, so she is ready to become a member of your family. Contact the Adoption Center at 706-632-4357 to schedule a meet and greet with this angel.
    Red is an eight-month-old orange with sparkling gold eyes. Female orange tabbies are not common, so Red is extra special for sure! She is happy to greet new friends who might have a nice, comfortable lap to snuggle on. Red is friendly, calm and gets along well with other cats once she gets to know them. She is spayed, microchipped and up to date on her vaccinations, so she is ready to become a member of your family. Contact the Adoption Center at 706-632-4357 to schedule a meet and greet with this angel.

    “The more the merrier,” Fannin County Animal Control Interim Manager J.R. Cornett said inviting folks to volunteer at the facility.

    Volunteers are welcome to visit, walk and play with dogs at the facility during business hours.

    The animal control facility is open to the public Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

    After those hours, officers follow up on community concerns and respond to stray calls.

    This past week, two dogs were taken in while one was adopted, and two more were reclaimed. No rescues took any dogs this week.

    More information on any of the dogs at the facility is available by giving them a call at 706-632-3845 or visiting www.petfinder.com.

    Anyone who would like to make donations for improvements to the facility or for the care of the dogs may do so by visiting www.fannincountyga.com/animal-control/.

    Animal Control is located at 1001 Fannin Industrial Park in Blue Ridge.