Please cick HERE to visit our Friends of FCAS Facebook page.

Please click on the links below for useful information regarding the importance of spaying and neutering your pets:

Top 10 reasons to spay & neuter your pet

Is there a pet population problem?

HSUS Pet over population estimates

What are the benefits of spaying or neutering my pet?

Low-cost spay and neuter services are available through the Fulton SNAP (Spay Neuter Assistance Program).  To complete the form please click HERE.

Please click  HERE for SNAP program price schedule for additional services at Fulton County Animal Services and Briarcliff Animal Hospital (College Park location).

Understanding Parvo and heartworm is important for everyone, please click on the links below to learn more:

PARVO

HEARTWORM   

There is a limit of (3) animals that can be sterilized under the SNAP program based on the directives of FULTON COUNTY ORDINANCE 34-203a. 

FULTON COUNTY ORDINANCE 34-203a states you can only own three (3) dogs in Fulton County.  Each premise where there are four (4) or more dogs over the age of four (4) months, kept, maintained, or harbored for a period of seven (7) days or longer out of a year, shall be deemed to constitute a kennel.  The owner or person in possession of the premise where the kennel is located shall be required to apply for a SPECIAL PERMIT.

Please click HERE to read the special permit.

Being a pet owner is a very serious responsibility.  We have put together some pet care resources that will hopefully be of use for you, your family and your pet!

 Please click on the "Read more" link below to find 30 helpful pet care and animal behavior tips!

Please read the links below regarding dog bite prevention and rabies information.

Dog Bite Prevention

Dog Bite Prevention (Español) 

What is Rabies?

Rabies Information

Rabies Brochure

Rabies Fact Sheet (Español)

Rabies Q & A

Rabies Q & A (continued) 

Click here to read about animal services available.  Within the guide you will find a comprehensive list of animal, field and shelter services available.

A schedule of FCAS fees can also be found here.

On Wednesday, March 4, 2009, the Fulton County Board of Commissioners Voted unanimously in support of a resolution to ban the tethering of dogs in Fulton County.  The resolution was sponsored by Commissioner Robb Pitts, District 2, At-Large.
      
The resolution makes it unlawful to restrain or anchor a dog by means of a tether, but allows for a temporary tethering while the dog is attended by its owner or custodian.  This resolution and code amendment will become effective September 4, 2009, allowing a six-month period to educate the public about the change.  According to Commissioner Pitts, "This will make our community better and safer for its people and pets."

Please view the links below to read the latest on the Fulton County Anti Tethering Ordinance.

Anti Tethering Flyer

Anti Tethering Ordinance

Fulton County Animal Services Ordinance

Animal licensing is essential in our community. 
 

To make the licensing process easier for you, we've provided answers to your most common questions.  Please follow this link to learn more.