Gwinnett County Animal Shelter

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884 Winder Hwy

Lawrenceville, GA 30045

+1 (770) 339-3200

http://www.gwinnettcounty.com

Located in Lawrenceville, GA, the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter operates as an open-admissions facility, welcoming lost, stray, or surrendered animals in need. Their primary goal is to match these animals with suitable adoptive families, foster homes, or rescue groups, ensuring every creature receives the care and attention they deserve.

For those looking to adopt or foster a furry companion, or for pet owners searching for a lost animal, the Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center provides a valuable starting point. Situated in a welcoming environment, this shelter serves as a crucial hub for animal welfare in the community, offering a helping hand to both pets in need and compassionate individuals seeking to make a difference.

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2.542 reviews

Nicki K.

7/18/2021

Adopt!!!!! I've come to Gwinnett County Animal Shelter a few times. My daughter is an animal fanatic and just wants to look at animals. A few other times, we came to donate dog food . Then...

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R Braswell B.

5/11/2025

I COMPLETELY AGREE WITH manclvir S.'s review on here and here's why Had similar experience TWICE ALREADY! If, for some reason they think something about you, your appearance mainly...

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Joann K.

10/26/2024

Rudest staff. I don't know if they volunteered to care so little or if they get paid to care so little..but there's absolutely zero care or empathy for any of the animals at the shelter OR any...

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Angel G.

1/9/2024

They have the cutest furry friends. I've been to the shelter so many times to find a dog. Instead we adopted a kitten. The process was so easy. Look and write down the number of the animal you're...

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Marion H.

11/17/2024

I live in another state and have been looking at shelters for another fur baby since losing my fur baby after 12 years almost 9months ago. He was 6 years old when I adopted him. He had always...

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