Cherokee County Animal Shelter

15 reviews

+1 (770) 345-7270

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1015 Univeter Rd

Canton, GA 30115

+1 (770) 345-7270

http://www.cherokeega-animals.org

The Cherokee County Animal Shelter, situated on Univeter Road in Canton, GA, serves as a refuge for animals from all corners of the county.

Dedicated to securing loving homes for healthy cats and dogs, the shelter works tirelessly to connect these animals with caring families.

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3.015 reviews

Brian S.

7/12/2018

This is the best of the best when it comes to shelters. These people truly care about their animals and it shows. The facility is very clean, and the animals are all well taken care of! The dogs...

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Pat Y.

2/13/2022

This kindness of the staff at the shelter was amazing, they really love what they do and I'm grateful. It's not easy running a shelter, but when you need a shelter there is none better. Love it!

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Stephanie F.

4/9/2020

The staff that works directly with the animals are very friendly and seem to truly care. Clean place, hope to be able to adopt from there soon.

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Rachel G.

2/23/2019

One of their employees, Tish, is extremely rude. I had to deal with her today. The smirk she had on her face and the horrible attitude was absolutely unnerving. I was asking about a cat that was...

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Kellie M.

12/2/2015

What a wonderful facility! These people do wonderful things for animals in Cherokee! When you arrive you will check in at the front office. You are welcome to tour the facility with no pressure to...

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