Ahimsa House
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Ahimsa House helps people in Georgia who have pets and are escaping domestic violence. It arranges temporary care for pets in foster homes and boarding places while the owner gets to safety. All of its services are free.
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What they offer 10
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24-Hour Crisis LineService
A phone line open all day and night for victims of abuse and their advocates. Staff help plan for a pet's safety and set up temporary care.
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Direct Services ProgramProgram
Free help across Georgia for people with pets who are escaping domestic violence. It covers temporary pet shelter, vet care, rides for pets, supplies, and safety planning.
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Emergency Shelter for PetsService
Pets stay in foster homes or boarding places while their owners get to safety. Care lasts up to 60 days, and Ahimsa House helps reunite owners with their pets.
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Outreach, Training, and SpeakersProgram
Ahimsa House trains agencies and speaks to groups about the link between domestic violence and animal cruelty. Talks can be 15 minutes or a full day.
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Pet Food, Supplies, and Pet Deposit HelpService
Ahimsa House gives pet food, crates, bowls, bedding, collars, leashes and toys. It can also pay pet deposits in transitional housing.
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Pet Safety Planning and Legal AdvocacyService
Staff help you include your pets in a safety plan. They also help you list pets on a temporary protective order (TPO).
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Pet Transport AssistanceService
Ahimsa House helps move pets so they can travel with their owners to safety. Volunteer drivers also take pets to vet visits and back to their owners.
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Safe Haven DirectoryService
An online list of programs in other states that help with pets in domestic violence. It is for people who are not in Georgia.
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