Thomasville-Thomas County Humane Society
Our Mission
Thomasville Humane is dedicated to ensuring the humane care of animals in partnership with our community. We are proud to be the largest non-profit, no-kill animal welfare organization in southwestern Georgia, creating a lasting impact on the lives of pets and people every single day.
Our History and Commitment
Since our founding in 1970 by a group of passionate local advocates, we have served as a leading voice for animal welfare in Thomas County. Today, we continue that legacy by helping more than 1,000 animals find their forever homes each year, while also supporting 44 municipal shelters across the state through our Shelter Collaborative program.
How We Help
As a limited-admission shelter, we provide a safe, temporary home for abandoned, homeless, and abused pets, ensuring every animal that can be saved is saved. Beyond our shelter walls, we work hard to keep people and pets together through counseling, community cat programs, and accessible services like spay/neuter clinics and microchipping. We are deeply committed to promoting responsible pet ownership in partnership with the community we serve.
Building Your New Partnership
We believe that placing every adoptable pet in a loving home is a joyful, transformative experience for both the animal and the family. Our staff is dedicated to guiding you through our simple, affordable adoption process to help you find your perfect match. When you adopt from us, your new best friend comes fully vetted, spayed or neutered, and microchipped, ensuring a healthy and happy start to your life together.
Join Our Mission
Whether you are looking to adopt, volunteer, or foster, there are many ways to get involved in our lifesaving work. We invite you to browse our real-time list of adoptable pets online or visit us during our open hours to meet your new best friend in person. Together, we can continue to create a more compassionate world for the animals who need us most.
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6/22 - Thomasville Humane: Over 50 dogs rescued from high-risk shelters find new fur-ever homes
After being rescued from shelters with high euthanasia rates across Georgia, over 50 dogs were able to find new fur-ever homes, according to Thomasville Humane.
4/30 - Humane Society of Greater Savannah, Tybee Police send pet-supply trailers to Brantley County wildfire victims
Volunteers with the Humane Society of Greater Savannah, along with crews from Tybee Island Police and Tybee Island Public Works, spent Thursday afternoon loading one of three trailers with donated pet supplies.
