The Fayette Humane Society is an all volunteer, non-profit organization.

Fayette Humane Society advocates for animals, supports the community, and enhances pet/owner relationships through spay/neuter programs, rehoming & adoption services, and community education and outreach. Fayette Humane Society envisions a community where all companion animals in Fayette County are spayed/neutered and treated with compassion and respect.

We believe that all companion pets have intrinsic value and should be treated with the reverence they deserve.

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Fayette Humane Society

Every Donation Makes A Difference

Your entire donation will help us to continue to bring awareness to pet overpopulation and make a difference in the lives of the animals.

Give electronically on our Give Now page or mail a donation to:

Fayette Humane Society
PO Box 244
Fayetteville, Ga 30214

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Upcoming Events

Sep 2023:

16th – Shakerag Arts & Crafts Festival – PTC
30th – Fayette Love Your Pet & Woofstock 2023

Events Calendar

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Kitten Season

Kitten Season All Year

Calling All Cat Lovers! Join Us in Saving Lives!

Hey there, pawsome friends!

It’s that time of the year again – kitten season is in full swing, and we need your help more than ever! Our dedicated team at Fayette Humane Society (FHS) is working around the clock to provide care and shelter to the countless adorable kittens that have found their way into our arms.

See our Facebook post for more info

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We need Foster Parents

Dogs, Dogs Dogs

Like all rescues we are full. We have been full or mostly full almost constantly for a long time but can usually take in small dogs and puppies as others get adopted. Sometimes a large breed dog, but they are few and far between. For every application we get to adopt a large breed dog, we get 2-3 applications to SURRENDER a dog. And then there are the ones who we find out about through contacts. Word of mouth until that person reaches one of our volunteers directly. These are usually the ones most in need of help.

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