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About Glynn County Animal Services
Staff Contact List - Main: (912) 554-7500 / animalservices@glynncounty-ga.gov
Staff- Title | Office ext. | Email: |
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Lori Austin, Division Manager | (912) 554-7501 | laustin@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Vacant, Field Officer II | (912) 554-7503 | |
Cindy Holland, Field Officer II | (912) 554-7530 | cholland@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Mikayla Bessing, Administrative Technician II | (912) 554-7505 | mbessing@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Sharon Matthews, Dog Lead | (912) 554-7507 | smatthews@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Devin Denis, Cat Lead | (912) 554-7509 | ddenis@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Jelani Bailey, Field Officer I | (912) 554-7502 | jbailey@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Mike Ross, Field Officer I | (912) 554-7506 | mross@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Jennifer Sanders, Animal Care Technician | (912) 554-7500 | jsanders@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Michele Staten, Veterinary Technician | (912) 554-7508 | mstaten@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Vacant, DVM | ||
Katy Marshall, Animal Care Technician | (912) 554-7511 | kmarshall@glynncounty-ga.gov |
Our Vision, Mission and Code of Conduct
Our Vision for Our Community: We envision a community where people and animals live together with compassion, respect and dignity.
Our Department's Mission: Glynn County Animal Service's mission is to help the Golden Isles be a safe, compassionate, and healthy place for people and animals
Our Code of Conduct: Our actions and decisions are guided by the National Animal Care and Control Code of Conduct and the vision, mission and core beliefs of Glynn County, Georgia.
We are not licensed to handle wildlife. Click here for resources for wildlife.
Our Admission Policy
Glynn County Animal Services is an “limited admission” shelter. “Limited Admission” means that we can only accept owner-surrendered and healthy, stray dogs and cats from within Glynn County and the City of Brunswick when we have space available. We have to prioritize providing sheltering for animals who are acting aggressively or who are sick or injured and homeless.
The overwhelming pet overpopulation problem in our community is tragic. It can only be solved if we all commit to responsible pet ownership together!