How do I report animal abuse in Gwinnett County?

For non-urgent situations such as nuance barking or lost pets, call the Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center at 770.339. 3200 during open hours. For urgent matters such as neglect, mistreatment, or if an animal is behaving in a way that is threatening to the welfare of the community, call 770.513. 5700.

Is there a leash law in Gwinnett County?

The leash shall be no longer than ten feet and the animal must be kept at least 15 feet within the perimeter boundaries of the property unless the perimeter boundary is securely fenced.

Do you have to register your pet in Gwinnett County?

Gwinnett requires a current rabies tag for all cats and dogs. All pet owners should ensure that their pets, including indoor pets, are current on the rabies vaccination. We frequently provide discounted or free vaccinations at local events and festivals as part of an initiative to provide a safe and healthy community.

Are pitbulls allowed in Gwinnett County?

Senate Bill 184 was signed by Gov. Nathan Deal and went into effect July 1, 2016. Cobb County: The city of Marietta prohibits pit bulls and Rottweilers from dog parks or off-leash areas. Gwinnett County: The city of Lawrenceville has restrictions against pit bulls and ordinances against “vicious dogs.”

Do you have to register your dog in Gwinnett County Georgia?

Gwinnett requires a current rabies tag for all cats and dogs. All pet owners should ensure that their pets, including indoor pets, are current on the rabies vaccination.

How many cats can you legally own in Georgia?

Legally, people living in Georgia are allowed to own up to six cats without a special permit. If you want to own more than six cats, you must obtain a Hobby/Kennel Permit/License from your local county. This license requires an annual fee, and it is important to note that you must renew it every year to keep your cats.

Where is the animal shelter in Gwinnett County GA?

Address and Phone Number for Gwinnett County Animal Control, an Animal Shelter, at Hi Hope Road, Lawrenceville GA. View map of Gwinnett County Animal Control, and get driving directions from your location .

How do I get rid of wildlife in Gwinnett County?

If you have a wildlife problem or need to get rid of wildlife, need an exterminator or exterminating company, pest control or critter trapping or traps or wild animal prevention in Gwinnett County, you should call a privately owned wildlife removal company at this number: 678-971-3341

How do I report an animal bite in Gwinnett County?

The Gwinnett County Police non-emergency number will notify an animal control officer; road operations hours are daily 8:00am to 10:00pm. To report an animal bite, dial 911 for medical attention first. The 911 operator will contact Gwinnett Animal Welfare and Enforcement.

Is there free wildlife control in Lawrenceville GA?

Gwinnett County does not provide free wildlife control services. If you want to pay for critter removal services, call Critter Control at 678-971-3341. They provide professional wildlife control for both residential & commercial customers in the city of Lawrenceville.