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On Wednesday, March 4, 2009, the Fulton County Board of Commissioners Voted unanimously in support of a resolution to ban the tethering of dogs in Fulton County.  The resolution was sponsored by Commissioner Robb Pitts, District 2, At-Large.
      
The resolution makes it unlawful to restrain or anchor a dog by means of a tether, but allows for a temporary tethering while the dog is attended by its owner or custodian.  This resolution and code amendment will become effective September 4, 2009, allowing a six-month period to educate the public about the change.  According to Commissioner Pitts, "This will make our community better and safer for its people and pets."

Please view the links below to read the latest on the Fulton County Anti Tethering Ordinance.

Anti Tethering Flyer

Anti Tethering Ordinance

Fulton County Animal Services Ordinance

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Click here to read about animal services available.  Within the guide you will find a comprehensive list of animal, field and shelter services available.

Your pet should always have an id tag.  Click here to find out why.

Animal licensing is essential in our community. 
 

To make the licensing process easier for you, we've provided answers to your most common questions.  Please follow this link to learn more. 
 

Here at FCAS we too are trying to be green by recycling and reusing.  
If you would like to help us stay green you can by donating new or gently used items to help our four-legged friends.  We are always in need of towels, newspapers, dog & cat toys, comforters and blankets.