Furkids, Inc.

Cat and Dog AdoptionService

You can adopt a rescued cat, kitten, dog, or puppy. Each animal has had vet care, shots, spay or neuter, and a microchip before going home.

Community Cat ProgramProgram

This program supports Trap-Neuter-Return for free-roaming community cats and gives neighborhoods tools and education to manage colonies humanely.

Foster a FurkidProgram

Foster homes care for rescued animals, including orphaned kittens too young to eat on their own. Newborn kitten fosters feed them round the clock and act as their surrogate parent.

Furkids Field Trips: A Doggie's Day OutProgram

Volunteers take a shelter dog out for a few hours, such as for a walk or a pup cup. It gives the dog a break and helps more people see it. Sign up on VolunteerHub.

Furkids Forward Advocates (young professionals group)Program

A founding group for working professionals ages 25 to 39. Members go to social and fundraising events and volunteer at the Cumming campus. Membership costs yearly dues and a giving goal.

Lifesaving ProgramsProgram

Furkids rescues high-risk animals that might otherwise be put down. It has separate buildings for animals with problems such as FIV, FeLV, heartworms, ringworm, and respiratory illness, plus trauma, neonatal, and chronic medical care.

Low-cost Pet Care ClinicsService

A monthly clinic at the Cumming headquarters gives pets low-cost rabies and bordetella shots, heartworm tests, exams, and microchips. Dogs get a free DHPP shot and cats a free FVRCP shot.

Volunteer ProgramProgram

Volunteers help at the shelter, caring for cats, cleaning, and socializing them. They can also help at PetSmart or Petco adoption centers. Groups can volunteer together.