Bainbridge Decatur County Humane Society-
Bainbridge Animal Services

Why Foster?

Save a pet's life today!
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Help the Helpless

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We rely hugely on donations to keep us going.  View our donation page for more info.

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Memberships start at just $25 per year to support the Bainbridge Humane Society.

Adopt A Pet

View and read about all of our animals in the Adopt A Pet section of our site. Our database is updated daily, so you can view the pets that are available for adoption,

We accept volunteers Monday-Saturday 11:00AM until 3:30PM by appointment. Volunteers will be asked to sign a waiver, provide contact information, and will require a guardian present under the age of 16.

Dogs Available for Adoption

Charlie 41890

Charlie 41890

Charlie 41890 Hey, my name is Charlie 41890. I was brought into the shelter by animal control on 5/20/25, after…
Mr. Brown 41889

Mr. Brown 41889

Mr. Brown 41889, 4 months as of 5/20/25 Hey, my name is Mr. Brown. 41889 I was found at Little…
Rover & Rilee 41873-74

Rover & Rilee 41873-74

Rover & Rilee 41873-74, 6 Weeks as of 5/17/25, Male/Female Hey. We are Rover 41873 & Rilee 41874. We were…

Cats Available for Adoption

Jesse 41879

Jesse 41879

Jesse 41879, 8 Weeks as of 5/18/25/Female Hey, my name is Jesse. 41879. I was brought into the shelter by…
The Calico Kittens 41853-54 & 41870

The Calico Kittens 41853-54 & 41870

 Gracie, Ginny, & Rosie 41853-54 & 41870, 5-6 Weeks as of 5/16/2/Females Hello. We are the Calico Kittens. 41853-54. We…
Vader 41743

Vader 41743

Vader 41743 Hey, my name is Vader! I am a female tabby that was brought into the shelter when my…

Old Timers Need Help ASAP

Throughout our site you will see some of our beloved animals labeled as “Old Timers”. This does not mean they are old in age, just that they have been in our shelter longer than others and their time is running out.

We keep all of our homeless friends as long as we possibly can but due to increasing numbers of pets being left in our care we are simply running out of room. Our old timers still deserve the most loving, caring homes possible, but we have reduced their adoption fees in hopes that someone will come along and give them a second chance at a happy life.

Please consider adopting an adult dog or cat and know that by doing so you are saving a life and gaining a lifelong friend. So, take a look through our adoptable pets and read the stories of our old timers and maybe you will be able help out an animal in need.

Importance of Spaying & Neutering your Pet

Spaying and neutering are essential practices in responsible pet ownership, helping to prevent the overpopulation of animals in our communities. By spaying and neutering your pets, you not only reduce the number of unwanted animals entering shelters but also improve the overall health and behavior of your pet. These procedures can reduce the risk of certain cancers, eliminate the stress of heat cycles, and prevent aggressive behaviors. Join us in making a difference—one pet at a time.

Need Assistance with a Stray Animal?

Please Contact Animal Control at 229-515-0172.

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