The AHS – an Atlanta pet adoption center with a proven track record of helping the city's homeless, abused, and neglected animals – offers many additional public-wide services, including Canine Play Yards for potential adopters, spaying and neutering, dog training and educational programs, and a veterinary clinic. And, of course, unlike many other animal shelters around the country, the AHS never euthanizes because of space or time constraints. Every service or program at our animal charity is made possible by generous contributions to our many animal welfare charities and yearly fundraisers from the community.
The AHS foster care program places special needs animals into warm, nurturing environments that can provide consistent care. Volunteers are needed to care for not-quite-adoptable (too young, too old, unsocialized, or treatably ill) animals' in your home until they can be placed for adoption. Must be at least 18 years of age, and have a home set-up that will facilitate special-needs animals. A home check is required.
