We went here to get a couple kittens I saw on their web site. First if you are looking for a…read moreHEALTHY animal come here. The staff are so sweet to the animals and are so understanding to people who want to adopt or relinquish their pets. We saw both while there and I appreciated that as a nurse myself. We picked the two kittens and were taken to their play area so we could;d see how they reacted. Clearly we were in love. What I love about Columbia County, they will microchip right there if you want. Price is cheap and do it.. They are r strict on getting them fixed and vaccinated for their second time, which was fine for us. Please consider this place as a source for d option. Also check out their Fb site as they do occasionally have Saturday adoptions.

Received a beautiful happy and healthy dog. She just came running and jumped in my lap.read more

Got my furbaby Bear here!!! The pets are so well taken care of and loved... I don't know how she…read moredoes it sometimes! There will be more furbabies in my future and I wouldn't go anywhere else. Xoxo

I'm mainly reviewing bc the two one star reviews are from one person who got turned down for…read moreadoption bc they wanted to cut a cats knuckles off (declawing) and the other bc someone missed their appointment for volunteer orientation. Think of the animals instead of yourselves. Rescue is unforgiving and hard and these are petty reasons to leave a bad review for an animal rescue. That said, this is a no kill shelter! Go and see if your soul pet is there waiting for you.

I need to start out by saying the staff here are very pleasant and courteous. Taking time to…read morediscuss many things. However, I am so sad to even write this. I went to the Augusta Humane Society on Monday to adopt two older cats. When we came there we saw several cats outside and inside running around and just being cats/kittens. My heart was ready to adopt. Now it smelled like animals/stinky and I could tell that they had a very small budget, so please donate to this place. As we talked to the very friendly lady we realized that we were not "eligible" to adopt the older cats. The primary reason was our intentions were to declaw them in the front. The lady told me to "do the research" on declawing kittens/cats. She told me several times that not only did the Vet at the Humane Society not approve in declawing but one other local vet did not either. We were also told that other states like Maryland had laws that it was illegal. She also said it was illegal in many places overseas. So I did the research. The reason this against declawing even came up was from the Big Cats. Meaning, declawing exotic or native wild cat species. I did my research and found out Georgia HAS NO LAWS about this and this woman and her vet did not want to let anyone adopt these poor animals if they thought you would declaw. I have had cats who lived INSIDE the house for 21 years and they were declawed. Yes, I am saddened that this place have placed their own "opinions" over the needs of the animals. Too many animals need a loving home and sadly again, depending on the vets opinion, not Georgia legal laws, many will not ever find a home. Sad, sad, sad.

I adopted a dog from Stars during Covid after losing my beloved dog at age 19, also during Covid…read more Georgia (formerly Trixie) was older than represented and came with some baggage (bad teeth, allergies, etc.) but she is the sweetest, most loving dog I could have ever wished as a companion. It does not matter if the operator is brusque or rude; I would be too if I spent all day dealing with owners who suddenly find their four-footed companions to be an inconvenience. Don't get an animal if you are not prepared to take them on for life. They are not disposable, they are a real commitment. Admire them from afar if you cannot make that commitment or cannot make responsible arrangements for them if and when a major upheaval occurs such as loss of a home, illness or financial ruin. Don't just open your door and kick them out or, alternatively, close your door with them inside and move away. We are better than that and they deserve better.

I called for a friend that is heartbroken and in a very unforeseen situation. She is in need of…read morerehoming her 9 year old dog. The lady was very rude and said " Why would you want to give up a dog so close to dying?" Go elsewhere with your animals. That is horrible!

Vet clinics are twice a week. Tuesday and Thursday. 8:30am to 11am and 1pm to 4pm…read more I suggest you show up early and get in line. We showed up an hour early and was 2nd in line. Sometimes, they have all spots filled for the day by 8am. If you have recently lost a pet, they take donations of old pet beds, kennels/runs, and grooming supplies. You can also show up around 11am and apply for pet adoption. Basic vet services are less expensive. Nail trimming, shots, spay/neuter, and health check are a few of their services.

They helped my neighbor with spaying her female that really isn't use to humans to well. And when…read morethe surgery was over, they went over everything to where she ( as an elder) could understand

This shelter is one of the worst when it comes to honesty, communication, and compassion toward…read moreboth animals and owners. My situation involved my dog being seized after running at large and biting someone. I will fully admit that my dog was aggressive toward people he didn't know because of trauma from his previous home. As heartbreaking as it was, my family eventually made the difficult decision to euthanize him. What made this situation unbearable was the way the shelter handled it. After multiple phone calls with staff and supervisor Dani, we were clearly told that we could come Saturday to sign the papers, euthanize him, and pick him up afterward. Because he was deeply loved, we visited him several times beforehand. The day before our scheduled date, we came to see him again, discuss giving him a last meal, and sign any paperwork they needed. Instead, we were informed they had already euthanized him without notifying us -- after specifically telling us Saturday was the agreed date. Their excuse was "miscommunication." One explanation was that because my sister visited him Thursday, they assumed it was okay to proceed. Another excuse was that a supervisor approved it because he was considered "a danger." Yet when we directly asked if he was a danger to staff, we were told no, and that they "deal with stuff like this all the time." Even while visiting him, I personally watched staff interact with him physically, and he responded calmly and familiarly with them. The entire situation was handled with a complete lack of professionalism, compassion, and communication. It honestly feels like they knew they could get away with handling things this way because of the circumstances surrounding my dog. No matter the situation, owners deserve honesty, communication, and the chance to properly say goodbye to an animal they loved.

Everything went perfectly fine we went before closing and we're in and out with our new addition to…read moreour family ! She was already neutered and had her update vaccination! She was only 15$

This is the friendliest, cleanest and most well run no-kill animal rescue. The people here are…read moreAmazing and have a true heart for helping animals.

I found two mother cats and each had a litter of kittens. They had been abandoned at our local…read moredump. I contacted Miranda and her colleagues at Morgan County HS. They were spectacular how they helped me find placement for these ten kittens. I will be forever thankful.

This is an amazing Breeder of French Bulldogs. The care they take to make sure their puppies are…read moretop notch is amazing. Thier knowledge of this breed is very reassuring to me that I made the right choice. No doubt I will be a repeat customer. Thank You Hot Stuff Bulldogs!!!!

From the owner: We are an elite best friend breeder team. We have English bulldog and Frenchie puppies available…read more. We breed Happy Healthy Lines. All puppies come with age appropriate shots, dewormed, vet health certificate, and 2 year health guarantee. For more information you can reach us at 706-393-0931. FaceTime Available References Available.