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ANIMAL CONTROL706-632-3845John Drullinger -- Animal Control Officer Jeff Furguson -- Animal Control Officer Pat Patterson -- Animal Control Officer Fannin County has a small facility that is used to house quarantined and viscous dogs. It is not a humane society and can absorb only a very few homeless animals. Every attempt is made to adopt out animals through other animal rescue organizations. Animal Control also investigates animal cruelty complaints, which is done in conjunction with the Fannin County Sheriff's Office. Adoption hours for our facility are as follows:
Saturday - Tuesday. . . . . . .10AM - 3PM
Wednesday - Friday. . . . . . .9AM - 5PM
You may also visit petfinder to get more information on the animals that are up for adoption or check the local newspaper. |
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