Hall County Animal Services

06/01/2026

URGENT ADOPTION NOTICE
Interested in adopting or fostering one of these pets? Give us a call by June 6th at 678-450-1587! Know someone looking to adopt who might be a great fit? Tag them in the comments below! Don’t have room but want to help? Share this post and help these wonderful dogs and cats find a home! Visit our website for more information!

05/29/2026

Fun Fact Friday 🐾

Did you know? In Hall County, an animal is considered “under restraint” when it is safely controlled within the owner’s property using a visible physical barrier that prevents escape. The enclosure must also be securely locked when unattended and invisible electronic fences alone do not meet this requirement.

Why does this matter? Proper restraint helps:
✅ Keep pets safe at home
✅ Prevent animals from wandering into dangerous situations
✅ Protect neighbors, wildlife, and the community
✅ Reduce lost pet and stray cases

05/28/2026

Catch Hall County Animal Services and its volunteers tomorrow, May 29, from 6-9 p.m. at the Hall County Government Center in Gainesville for a FREE family-friendly event celebrating America 250 and Mental Health Awareness Month! The event will feature:

✨ Live music by the local band GoodFolk
✨ Food trucks
✨ FREE petting zoo, face painting & bounce houses
✨ Mental health resources & community vendors
✨ Pet adoptions
✨ Fun for the whole family!

Bring your lawn chairs, bring your family, and enjoy a night focused on celebrating America’s independence and connecting the community through family-friendly fun!

📍 Hall County Government Center
2875 Browns Bridge Road, Gainesville

We’re proud to be a part of this special first-of-its-kind event for Hall County, and we hope to see you there! You might just meet your next furry family member! 🐶

*Please note: the Hall County Government Center is a drug- and alcohol-free campus. The use and sale of alcohol is prohibited at this event.

05/28/2026

🐾 STRAY ANIMAL INTAKES 🐾

Do you recognize any of these pets?

Help us reunite them with their families by:
- Sharing this post
- Keeping a look out for them in lost pet posts and flyers
- Visiting us at www.hallcounty.org/animals to utilize our Lost Pets Petfinder Interactive Map

If you see your missing pet here, please visit us at 1688 Barber Rd., Gainesville, to be reunited 💖

05/27/2026

We still plan on being there! If things change, we will update.

✋ Don't cancel your plans just yet! ✋

We are closely monitoring the weather conditions for Friday's Community Celebration from 6-9 p.m. at the Hall County Government Center. At this time, the event is still planned to move forward as scheduled.

We will make a final decision regarding cancellation no later than noon Friday and will share updates as soon as possible.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. We hope to see you Friday!

05/27/2026

Our Adopt a May Flower Event on May 23rd was a blooming success! We’re thrilled to share that 12 dogs and cats found loving homes and many community members took home a FREE bag of wildflower seed* to help support our environment.

But why are wildflowers so important? 🌸

Wildflowers provide food and habitat for essential pollinators like bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial insects. Pollinators help plants reproduce and are responsible for supporting many of the fruits, vegetables, and plants we rely on every day.

Small actions, like planting a packet of seeds, can create a big impact for local wildlife and the environment. Thank you to everyone who came out, adopted, and helped us spread a little more love for animals and nature. ❤🐾

05/25/2026

URGENT ADOPTION NOTICE
Interested in adopting or fostering one of these pets? Give us a call by May 30th at 678-450-1587! Know someone looking to adopt who might be a great fit? Tag them in the comments below! Don’t have room but want to help? Share this post, and help these wonderful dogs and cats find a home! Visit our website for more information!

05/22/2026