About Glynn County Animal Control

Staff Contact List - Main: (912) 554-7500 / animalservices@glynncounty-ga.gov


Tiffani Hill, Division Manager	(912) 554-7501	thill@glynncounty-ga.gov
Gerald Rewis, Senior Field Officer	(912) 554-7504	grewis@glynncounty-ga.gov
Cindy Holland, ACO II	(912) 554-7530	aholland@glynncounty-ga.gov
Zach Davis, ACO/Dog Trainer	(912) 554-7506	zdavis@glynncounty-ga.gov
Michael Latham, ACO/Lead Dog Trainer	(912) 554-7507	mlatham@glynncounty-ga.gov
Kali Boatwright, Adoption & Intake Counselor	(912) 554-7508	kclark@glynncounty-ga.gov
Cassidy Gibson, Adoption & Intake Counselor	(912) 554-7509	cgibson@glynncounty-ga.gov
Ashley Gordon, Veterinary Technician	(912) 554-7502	agordon@glynncounty-ga.gov
Sandra Young, Veterinary Technician	(912) 554-7511	sgyoung@glynncounty-ga.gov

Our Vision and Mission

Vision: Glynn County Animal Control promotes an environment of responsible pet ownership through progressive animal welfare programs, community outreach, and humane education in a culture of compassion, creativity, and integrity.

Mission: Glynn County Animal Control protects public safety an ensures the humane care of animals through animal law enforcement, sheltering for homeless pets and public education.

What We Do for Our Community

Glynn County Animal Control is a department of 9 staff members. Our department is in the Administration Division of Glynn County, Georgia. We are funded by tax dollars collected by the County and designated to:

Enforce Glynn County Ordinance Chapter 2-4 - Domestic Animals and the Georgia Animal Welfare Act.
Provide 24 hours a day/7 days a week response to requests for help from Glynn County residents.
Impound, return to owner and rehome stray dogs and cats in our community.
Provide bite quarantine facilities for dogs and cats involved in bite incidents. (For quarantine information, contact the GA Dept. of Public Health)
Care for dogs and cats in protective custody during their court case.
Care for and rehome of as many homeless dogs and cats as we can humanely and legally house.
Educate the public on responsible pet ownership.

Our Open Admission Policy

Glynn County Animal Control is an “open admission” shelter. “Open Admission” means that we accept all stray dogs and cats that come into our care. We also accept dogs and cats surrendered to us by their legal owners when we have kennel or cage space available. Dogs and cats who are surrendered to us directly by their owners must be current on rabies vaccination, in accordance with the Glynn County Ordinance. Glynn County Animal Control is the only "open admission" animal shelter in our community.

Whenever possible, we work with limited admission, restricted admission and breed- or species-specific rescue groups and shelters all over the country to try to send homeless pets from here to places where they may have a better chance of being adopted. These shelters and rescues notify us when they have open kennels and cages and we have dogs or cats available here who that group feels they can easily rehome. Volunteer drivers help us transport shelter pets who are accepted by other shelters and rescue groups to their new location.

The pet overpopulation problem in our community is tragic. It can only be solved if we all commit to responsible pet ownership! Spay/Neuter/Microchip!

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