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Pet Rescue and Adoption Groups, Humane Societies, Animal Controls, and Shelters in Georgia By County, O-Z

Pet Rescue and Adoption Groups, Humane Societies, Animal Controls, and Shelters in Georgia By County, O-Z

Oconee County

Oglethorpe County

Paulding County

Pickens County

Pike County

Polk County

Putnam County

Quitman County

Rabun County

Rockdale County

Screven County

Spalding Counding

Stephens County

Sumter County

Talbot County

Taylor County

Terrell County

Thomas County

Tift County

Toombs County

Treutlen County

Troup County

Union City

Upson County

Walker County

Walton County

Ware County

Wayne County

Wheeler County

White County

Whitfield County

Wilkes County

Worth County

If you have men who will exclude any of God’s creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who will deal likewise with their fellow men.  ~St. Francis of Assisi

Pet Rescue Groups, Humane Societies, and Shelters in Georgia, Counties F-N

Pet Rescue and Adoption Groups, Humane Societies, Animal Controls, and Shelters in Georgia By County, F-N

Fannin County

Fayette County

Floyd County

Forsyth County

Franklin County

Fulton County

Gilmer County

Glynn County

Gordon County

Grady County

Greene County

Gwinnett County

Habersham County

Hall County

Haralson County

Harris County

Hart County

Heard County

Henry County

Houston County

Jackson County

Jasper County

Jeff Davis County

Jenkins County

  • City Of Millen Animal Control- 912-982-4211

Jones County

Lamar County

Laurens County

Lee County

Liberty County

Lincoln County

Lowndes County

Lumpkin County

Macon County

Madison County

Marion County

McDuffie County

McIntosh County

Meriwether County

Miller County

Mitchell County

Monroe County

Montgomery County

Morgan County

Murray County

Muscogee County

Newton County

If we cut up beasts simply because they cannot prevent us and because we are backing our own side in the struggle for existence, it is only logical to cut up imbeciles, criminals, enemies, or capitalists for the same reasons.  ~C.S. Lewis

Pet Rescue and Adoption Groups, Humane Societies and Shelters in Georgia, Counties A-E

Pet Rescue and Adoption Groups, Humane Societies, Animal Controls, and Shelters in Georgia By County, A-E

Athens-Clarke County

Augusta-Richmond County

Baldwin County

Barrow County

Bartow County

Berrien County

Bibb County

Bleckley County

Brantley County

Brooks County

  • City of Quitman Animal Shelter-(229) 605-9810

Bryan County

Bulloch County

Burke County

Butts County

Camden County

Candler County

Carroll County

Catoosa County

Chatham County

Chattooga County

Cherokee County

Clayton County

Cobb County

Coffee County

Columbia County

Columbus-Muscogee County

Coweta County

Crisp County

  • Cordele Animal Shelter- (229) 276-2547

Dade County

Dawson County

Decatur County

Dekalb County

Dodge County

Dougherty County

Douglas County

Early County

  • City of Blakely Animal Shelter- (229) 724-7474

Effingham County

Elbert County

Emanuel County

  • City of Swainsboro Animal Shelter- (478) 237-4040

Evans County

Adopt me through Georgia Humane Society!

Think occasionally of the suffering of which you spare yourself the sight.  ~Albert Schweitzer

Fun With Bird Breeds- Jenday Conure Parrot

The Jenday Conure Parrot

Jenday Conures are beautiful birds, with yellow on their heads that turns brilliant colors of green along the body to the tip of the tail. Their underbellies are covered with crimson, while they have orange feathers on their abdomen. You can also see hues of  blue on their feathers on the bottom of their wings.

Jendays are around 10-12 inches. The males usually weigh around 4.4 ounces, while the females weigh 5 ounces on average. If cared for properly, their life expectancy is 20 years.

They are native to northeastern Brazil. In the wild, these social birds can be found living either in pairs or in small groups of 10-15 birds.

Jenday Conures are known as one of the more loving Conures. In fact, Jenday Conures are second in popularity as a companion parrot only to the Sun Conure. They are basically noisy all of the time, screeching sometimes just for the heck of it, or for attention. These birds are highly intelligent, though, and can be trained very easily if properly socialized and handled by an owner who takes the time and patience to build a strong bond of trust with their parrot.

These sweet birds are generally calm and not known to be aggressive biters, so they are considered good family birds. As with any pet, do not leave your child unattended with your bird. They are very playful, active and social and require daily exercise and playtime. While in their cages, you may see them hopping around from perch to perch, or jumping through loops. Many of these pets spend the majority of their time out of their cage, and on a perch or in a play pen of some sort. This is how they are most happy.

If you live in an apartment, or a community with shared walls, be prepared to train your Jenday not to screech, or to be kicked out of your place! You can train your bird not to screech through trick training.

These birds need large cages. If they are kept in too small of a cage, they can get very bored and this can result in screaming, aggression and possibly plucking out their own feathers. A good cage size for the Jenday is 25″ W x 25″ D x 30″ H, with metal bars spaced no more than 1/2 inch apart. Proper cage size is very important, as these guys need room to play and move around, even while in their cages.

A proper diet for the Jenday Conure is a pellet based diet with fresh fruit and veggies daily.

Here is a bird rescue and other links where you can find some wonderful birds for adoption! Please consider adoption before buying.

Feathered Friends Forever

Parrot Education Project

Our Feathered Angels

The information for this blog was gathered from Bird Tricks.com and Animal World.

The Jenday can be told apart by it's cousin, the Sun Conure, because Jendays have green wings and back, when Suns have yellow wings

“Each bird loves to hear himself sing.”- Italian Proverb

Gwinnett County Pet Rescue Groups

The following blog lists several of the pet shelters and rescues in the Gwinnett County area, including Lawrenceville, Suwanee, Dacula, Duluth, Snellville and Lilburn. Whether you are looking for a certain breed or just the “perfect” pet for you, there are plenty of rescue groups and shelters in the area to find the pet you are looking for… and you’re saving a life. 90,000 dogs and cats die in Atlanta area shelters every year! Please, consider adoptions instead of purchasing a pet. If I’ve left any shelters or rescues out, please let me know and I will happily add it to this list.

Dacula

Canine Pet Rescue

Duluth

Cindy’s K-9 Angels

Companion Animal Rescue League

Lawrenceville

Gwinnett County Animal Control and Welfare

Gwinnett Humane Society

Society of Humane Friends

Lilburn

Alcovy Pet Rescue

Atlanta Boxer Rescue

Pets To Be

Snellville

Hightower Farm and Animal Sanctuary

Stone Moutain

Boston Terrier Rescue

Suwanee

English Springer Rescue America

Georgia Humane Society

Georgia SPCA

Southeast Pug Rescue and Adoption

He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. You are his life, his love, his leader. He will be yours, faithful and true to the last beat of his heart. You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion.” – Anonymous