Find Greenville Alabama animal shelters, puppy dog and cat shelters, pet adoption centers, dog pounds, and humane societies. Animal shelters provide information on adopting dogs, cats, and pets, animal care and rescue, and animal control.
Butler County Humane Society PO Box 264 Greenville AL 36037 334-210-7600
Greenville Animal Shelter 1310 East Commerce Street Greenville AL 36037 334-382-7806
Conecuh County Humane Society 154 Liberty Hill Place Evergreen AL 36401 32.9 miles from Greenville 251-578-3046
Evergreen Animal Shelter PO Box 229 Evergreen AL 36401 33.6 miles from Greenville 334-578-7217
Andalusia Animal Shelter 101 Coliseum Ave Andalusia AL 36421 36.5 miles from Greenville 334-222-8705
Andalusia Area Humane Society 1906 East 3 Notch Street Andalusia AL 36420 37.8 miles from Greenville 334-222-8142
The Pike Animal Shelter 1305 South Brundidge Street Troy AL 36081 39.6 miles from Greenville 334-808-8898
Humane Society of Pike County 100 Dogwood Spring Road Troy AL 36081 41.7 miles from Greenville 334-807-0002
Montgomery Animal Control 320 North Ripley Street Montgomery AL 36104 42.2 miles from Greenville 334-241-2970
Montgomery Humane Society 1150 John Overton Drive Montgomery AL 36110 45.4 miles from Greenville 334-409-0622
Bullock County Humane Society 5809 Hyde Park Drive Montgomery AL 36117 46.1 miles from Greenville 334-738-2432
Selma Animal Shelter 206 Medical Center Parkway Selma AL 36701 46.7 miles from Greenville 334-877-2204
Alabama Boxer Rescue and Adoption, Inc. 103 Chattahoochee Drive Montgomery AL 36117 47.1 miles from Greenville 334-272-2590
Monroe County Animal Shelter 2265 Highway 47 Monroeville AL 36460 48.0 miles from Greenville 334-575-3427
Central Alabama Animal Shelter 3274 County Road 81 Valley Grande AL 36703 50.0 miles from Greenville 334-872-5683
Wetumpka Animal Control 208 Marshall Street Wetumpka AL 36092 54.4 miles from Greenville 334-567-1327
Some animals are brought to shelters by owners who cannot care for them. Others are rescued from abuse or neglect. Stray or lost animals may be brought to shelters by the general public or animal control agencies.
Do Animal Shelters euthanize unwanted or hard-to-adopt animals?Some shelters have a firm no-kill policy and will strive to find homes for every animal they receive. Due to limited space and resources, other shelters may have to euthanize certain animals that are less suitable for adoption because of health or behavioral issues. Animal control agencies may euthanize animals that have not been adopted within a certain timeframe or animals that have shown aggression.
Can anyone adopt a pet from an Animal Shelter?Generally, any member of the public may adopt a pet from an Animal Shelter. Some Animal Shelters will first screen or interview an individual in order to assess their suitability as a pet owner.