Animal Adoption Center

Adopted my two adorable puppies from AAC 5 years ago today! Rescued one of my dogs from GA from a kill shelter, and she is a sweetheart. Thankful for AAC for saving her!
Staff is very friendly. You can go right in and look at all the dogs with a staff member. I believe they take donations, volunteers, and also used to do grooming for my dogs. We have since moved away from the area, but when we are ready to adopt another dog, we will be checking with AAC first!

Buyer beware, We recently adopted Ceasar from the center. We were told he was very healthy, and they had supposed paperwork to prove, not so fast. Caesar has tape worm, round worm n ear mites. Not too bad for being healthy. Monday when I called about this and the insurance. Ryan all but insulted me saying Caesar most like contracted these from our dogs, which the way have NO issues. I’m sure there no possible way he got anything there with the other animals. The Caesar we saw at center did complete 180 within 24 hours of being home. It’s almost like he was sedated to show how calm he was??? Anyone else experience this with your pet you adopted? House trained we know that’s tough to say but he and pisses all over the house.
Hopefully before you adopt you will be more cautious and not get to attached to the potential pet you want.
Lastly with all this we are happy Jack has a much happier home then he did 2 weeks ago.

The first time I entered the shelter I was greeted by a smiling face and offered assistance. The facility was very clean and offered NO awful smells. Dogs had beds or blankets and toys in their runs.
If having a problem with a dog after adoption there is a trainer available to work with. This is great. I whole heartily support the great staff and volunteers here

Any shelter that is a No-​Kill Shelter is A-​ok in my book. I can personally vouch for some of the hard working, dedicated employees that work here since I have worked with them in the past at a different shelter. Please donate to this shelter, whether it be monetary, food and/​or supplies donations or volunteering opportunities. Shelters that opt to be No-​kill are NOT funded by the State or Government so they count on people like you and I to help them. The animals won’t make it without you. I am NOT affiliated with this shelter in any way other than donating, I’m just someone who likes the work that they do wants to help the animals any way I can.