There are 63 dog rescues and animal shelters within 50 miles of Atlanta, Georgia, from 2 to 50 miles away. They are listed closest first.
Rescues and shelters come from public business listings. We do not run adoptions and nobody pays to appear. Call first: hours and available dogs change every day.
Closest dog rescues and shelters to Atlanta
LifeLine Midtown Dog Adoption Center
Dining With Fido
Southern Animal Volunteer Effort
Fulton County Animal Services
Raining Cats and Dogs Rescue LTD
Clayton County Animal Control
PAWS Atlanta
DeKalb County Animal Services
Bosley's Place
Best Friends in Atlanta
Humane Society and SPCA of Clayton County Inc
Good Mews Animal Foundation
Atlanta Humane Society
Homeless Pets Foundation Inc
Douglas County, GA Animal Services
Royal Animal Refuge
Rockdale County Animal Services
FurKids of East Cobb
Angels Among Us Pet Rescue
Our Pal's Place
Georgia SPCA
Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue
Angels Around Us Pet Rescue, Inc.
Gwinnett Humane Society
PurrNation
Henry County Animal Shelter
Papayago Rescue House Inc
Sadie's Place
Forgotten Paws Dog Rescue
BullyWag, Inc.
Canine Adoption Network
Gwinnett County Animal Welfare & Enforcement
Fayette County Animal Control/Shelter
Street Paws, Inc (by appointment only)
Pippi's Place Pet Rescue
Georgia Poodle Rescue
Cherokee County Animal Shelter
Newton County Animal Services
Best Friends Farm Inc.
Jennifer's Pet Rescue, Inc.
Catrangers
Newton County Public Works
Humane Society of Walton County
SCAC
West Georgia Heritage Turkey Farm
Etowah Valley Humane Society
Southeast Bloodhound Rescue
Questions
Where can I adopt a dog near Atlanta, GA?
There are 63 dog rescues and shelters within 50 miles of Atlanta. The closest is Nicole’s Fosters & Rescues in Atlanta, about 2 miles away.
How many animal shelters are near Atlanta?
26 animal shelters and 37 rescue groups within 50 miles, including 2 that work with a single breed.
What do I need to adopt a dog?
Most rescues ask for an application, a photo ID, proof that your landlord allows pets if you rent, and sometimes a home visit. Shelters are usually faster: you can often meet a dog and take it home the same day.