Meet Bane Bane is an adult male cat who is fully feral. He is highly defensive and will bite, so he is not a candidate for handling, socialization, or indoor living. Bane is best suited for a working cat / barn cat placement, where he can live independently with minimal human contact. In the right environment — such as a barn, farm, warehouse, or similar outdoor setting — Bane can do well as a natural pest deterrent while being provided with food, shelter, and routine care. He is fully vetted and healthy, and would do best with adopters who are experienced with feral cats and understand the importance of allowing him space and time to acclimate. Bane is not a pet, but he can be a valuable addition to a working cat program for someone prepared to meet his needs and respect his boundaries.We are open to the public Tuesday - Sunday (1PM - 5PM)! No Appointments required!
Meet Bane Bane is an adult male cat who is fully feral. He is highly defensive and will bite, so he is not a candidate for handling, socialization, or indoor living. Bane is best suited for a working cat / barn cat placement, where he can live independently with minimal human contact. In the right environment — such as a barn, farm, warehouse, or similar outdoor setting — Bane can do well as a natural pest deterrent while being provided with food, shelter, and routine care. He is fully vetted and healthy, and would do best with adopters who are experienced with feral cats and understand the importance of allowing him space and time to acclimate. Bane is not a pet, but he can be a valuable addition to a working cat program for someone prepared to meet his needs and respect his boundaries.We are open to the public Tuesday - Sunday (1PM - 5PM)! No Appointments required!
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Submit Application
Complete an on-site adoption with valid photo ID (must be 18+)
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Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
All pets receive core vaccines, deworming, flea treatment, and a lifelong registered microchip.
Meet-and-Greet Opportunities:
Dogs: outdoor courtyard or indoor meet-and-greet room. We recommend bringing your current pets and children to help ensure the best match.
Cats: private, calm interview room
Community & Support:
We offer guidance and resources to support your adoption experience long after you leave the shelter.
Affordability:
Thanks to sponsorships and grants, we offer fee reductions and specials. Don’t let cost be a barrier — many of our long-stay animals are fully sponsored.
All pets receive core vaccines, deworming, flea treatment, and a lifelong registered microchip.
Meet-and-Greet Opportunities:
Dogs: outdoor courtyard or indoor meet-and-greet room. We recommend bringing your current pets and children to help ensure the best match.
Cats: private, calm interview room
Community & Support:
We offer guidance and resources to support your adoption experience long after you leave the shelter.
Affordability:
Thanks to sponsorships and grants, we offer fee reductions and specials. Don’t let cost be a barrier — many of our long-stay animals are fully sponsored.
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⏰ Hours of Operation
Tuesday – Sunday: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Closed Mondays & County Holidays
Note: Meet and Greets end at 4:30pm.
⏰ Hours of Operation
Tuesday – Sunday: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Closed Mondays & County Holidays
Note: Meet and Greets end at 4:30pm.
More about this shelter
Our shelter is operated by the Douglas County Board of Commissioners (BOC). We strive to educate our county citizens by providing information about low-cost spay/neuter options and general information about responsible pet ownership.
Douglas County Animal Services is located in Douglasville, Georgia, all adoptions must take place in person.
We impound stray animals at large in Douglas County. Unfortunately information on an animals behavior or temperament is not known. Breeds listed are an estimation and are not guaranteed.
We do operate as a first come, first served policy.
Our shelter is operated by the Douglas County Board of Commissioners (BOC). We strive to educate our county citizens by providing information about low-cost spay/neuter options and general information about responsible pet ownership.
Douglas County Animal Services is located in Douglasville, Georgia, all adoptions must take place in person.
We impound stray animals at large in Douglas County. Unfortunately information on an animals behavior or temperament is not known. Breeds listed are an estimation and are not guaranteed.
We do operate as a first come, first served policy.
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