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431 Mathis Road
Rome, GA 30161
P: 706-236-4545

Welcome to Floyd County Animal Control. Our mission is to promote animal welfare through education, stressing owner responsibility. With the cooperation of local rescue agencies, we will stirve to adopt all animals to good homes while keeping with State Law, which requires rabies vaccinations and spay/neuter. As public servants, we will strive to equitably enforce and educate the citizens of Rome and Floyd County as to the regulations relating to domestic animal care and treatment.

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OUR MISSION:
FLOYD COUNTY GOVERNMENT IS COMMITTED TO CREATING A CLIMATE THAT PROMOTES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY CONSCIOUSNESS, AND A SAFE ENVIRONMENT. WE ARE DEDICATED TO SERVICE EXCELLENCE THAT ENHANCES THE QUALITY OF LIFE.

 

Mission Statement
Our mission is to promote animal welfare through education, stressing owner responsibility. With the cooperation of local rescue agencies, we will endeavor to adopt all animals to good homes while keeping with state law, which requires rabies vaccinations and spay/neuter. As public servants we will strive to equitably enforce and educate the citizens of Rome/Floyd County as to the regulations relating to domestic animal care and treatment.

Purpose
Floyd County Animal Control Department is responsible for all animal control operations, including Field Operations; Shelter Management and Care, and the animal adoption/rescue program for Floyd County Animal Control.  To provide quality customer service in all phases of animal control operations and quality care for all animals in Floyd County.

Goal and Objectives
The Goals and Objectives of this agency shall be used to provide a direction for its employees and to establish a level of service to which we should all aspire.

    • To provide services which aid in containing free-roaming animals to prevent human injuries and the spread of diseases.
       
    • To provide services which help prevent animals from becoming nuisances to the community or a burden to its citizens.
       
    • To provide a physical facility which will house lost, unwanted and neglected animals in a humane manner.
       
    • To provide health care services to those animals housed to prevent suffering.
       
    • To provide comprehensive and responsible adoption/rescue programs.
       
    • To provide unwanted, sick or injured animals with humane euthanasia, according them dignity and respect during that act.
       
    • To strive to improve performance through education and dedication to our mission.
       
    • To create public information and education programs, which will assist the members of this community in becoming more responsible pet owners.

 


Give the gift of comfort....donate a dog bed today!

Donate a bed to a deserving dog!Floyd County Animal Control has teamed up with Kuranda Dog Beds to participate  in their successful "Donate a Bed" program. For those who are unable to adopt a pet, but would like to help, this is a great way to show you care! Click here to find out more.

 

 

Re: New procedures and application regarding rescues

Floyd County Animal Control is in the process of adopting new procedures regarding the rescue of animals by outside groups. On this site, you will find an application and an authorized agents list that must be filled out before any rescue can take place. This form must be filled out by groups that have rescued animals from FCAC previously as well.

To rescue an animal you will need to provide the following information:

  1. Approved Application
  2. A copy of each rescue group’s state issued shelter license
  3. An authorized agents list (a list of every individual from your group that will pick up any animals.)

This information is requested from you before your group will be able to rescue from Floyd County Animal Control. Please note that if this information is not forwarded to this department, no rescues by your group can take place. Please note that these new procedures have been put in place to protect the integrity of this department and your rescue group. While we realize the importance of animal rescues, we want to ensure the safety and well-being of the animals being rescued as well.

Once you have completed your application, please mail it or fax it to 706.233.0032:

Floyd County Animal Control
Attention: Rescue Group Application
Post Office Box 946
Rome , GA 30161-0946

Please allow at least ten (10) business days to respond with either approval or denial of your request. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. We look forward to working with you in the future.

Thank you for your patience with these new procedures. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact Floyd County Animal Control at 431 Mathis Road, Rome, Ga. or by telephone at 706.236.4545.

Regards,
Floyd County Animal Control

 

 

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