Gwinnett Humane Society

Don't get kittens here unless you want to spend a ton of money at the vet. We adopted a kitten, Honey (200$ fee). The next day, we noticed fleas and diarrhea. We decided it was nothing serious and went to the vet. They gave her drops, dewormer, and other medications. As a result, the kitten has been sitting in a separate room alone for a week now. She takes six medications a day and isn't getting any better. We've already spent about $1,000 on vet visits, and the kitten is still sick.

The ladies who work here are very knowledgeable and helpful when it comes to the animals. My kids and I went there in search of a cat to adopt and we found the perfect one. We adopted him on the spot. He is healthy and is very friendly. They arranged for him to be neutered a week after we got him and everything went flawlessly. I am very pleased with my experience and would not hesitate to recommend them.

Kids want to hold a dig but staff said no, only for adults hold the dog😢

We surrendered a stray cat and her kittens here. (Allergies and fear of cats in home kept us from keeping them)The volunteers here are caring and helpful. They’ve taken in so many animals, feed them, make sure they’re given the medical attention they need and find them caring homes. So impressed. Donations are voluntary, so please donate. They’re currently still with Linda and being taken care of.

Absolutely lovely experience! They were so nice and very knowledgeable of ALL the animals! The adoption process was super easy and the cat I adopted is perfect!