Columbus Georgia Animal Control Shelter
Animal shelter in Columbus, Georgia
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—Address
4910 Milgen Road, Columbus, GA 31907Hours of Operation
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—Phone
(706) 653-4512Donation
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Adoptable Pets at Columbus Georgia Animal Control Shelter
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Additional adoption info
Our fee is $65 for puppies and kittens and $75 for adult dogs/cats. If an animal is already spayed/neutered they are only $25 to adopt. Call and put your name on the animal you are interested in and be there on the first day they become adoptable to pick up.
Pets at shelters and rescues near Columbus Georgia Animal Control Shelter
Columbus, GA 31905
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7133 Sacerdote Ln, Columbus, GA 31907
Okra 4463
Domestic Shorthair
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Columbus, GA
Tigger
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Charlie 3B28
Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium)/Jack Russell Terrier
Female, 16 yrs 10 mos
Columbus, GA
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