Warner Robins Animal Control

The GA—Dogs of Ours Going Out of State program was derived from the cooperation between the Warner Robins Police Department Animal Control division and various animal rescue groups. Due to the large number of abandoned animals per year, the Warner Robins Animal Control division looks for different ways to give these animals a second chance and a reliable home.
When animal rescue groups take an animal from the shelter, it is their responsibility to have the animal spayed/neutered and have various medical tests. The costs of these procedures add up very quickly. These rescue groups operate on donations from the community. Due to financial constraints many animals are not adopted & are eventually humanely put down.
When an animal is adopted by a rescue group it is often transported to another part of the country to be placed into homes as pets. The transport of the animals also affects these groups financially. The GA—Dogs of Ours Going Out of State program is a way for the community to sponsor a puppy for the various animal rescue groups. Alleviating the costs can give an animal a second chance at a decent and safe home.

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Warner Robins Animal Control

View our adoptable pets!

Open the third Saturday of the month, 10AM - 2PM

IF YOU ARE A RESCUE GROUP, PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT ANIMALS NEED TO BE PULLED FROM THE FACILITY ASAP. WE CANNOT HOLD A DOG UNLESS WE KNOW THERE IS A DEFINITE RESCUE IMMINENT!!

Warner Robins Animal Control

View our adoptable pets!

Open the third Saturday of the month, 10AM - 2PM

IF YOU ARE A RESCUE GROUP, PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT ANIMALS NEED TO BE PULLED FROM THE FACILITY **ASAP**. WE CANNOT HOLD A DOG UNLESS WE KNOW THERE IS A DEFINITE RESCUE IMMINENT!!

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IF YOU ARE A RESCUE GROUP, PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT ANIMALS NEED TO BE PULLED FROM THE FACILITY ASAP. WE CANNOT HOLD A DOG UNLESS WE KNOW THERE IS A DEFINITE RESCUE IMMINENT!!