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Helping Clayton County Shelter Dogs Find Hope and Homes

CCAC Volunteers work tirelessly to help pets on the medical and urgent lists at Clayton County Animal Shelter connect with the safety, comfort, care, and loving homes they deserve.

Every share, connection, and helping hand can make a difference.

A Voice for Dogs Who Need Us Most

CCAC Volunteers is a compassionate, volunteer-led community working to bring greater visibility and support to Clayton County Animal Shelter dogs facing urgent or medical needs. Through advocacy, social sharing, community connections, and rescue outreach, we help give vulnerable animals a better chance at safety and a loving future.

Our Approach

What We Do

01

Share Their Stories

We help urgent and medically vulnerable shelter dogs get seen by sharing their stories with the community.

02

Build Connections

We connect caring individuals, fosters, adopters, rescues, and supporters who may be able to help.

03

Inspire Action

We encourage the community to share, advocate, and take meaningful action for animals in need.

Volunteer Opportunities

CCAC Volunteers relies on a structured network of dedicated volunteers to support Clayton County's most urgent and medically vulnerable shelter dogs. Explore the roles below to determine where your time and skills can have the greatest impact.

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Dog Transport Volunteers

Dog Transport Volunteers provide the critical logistics that move urgent and medically vulnerable dogs between the shelter, veterinary appointments, and approved rescue or foster placements. Reliable transportation directly increases a dog's chance of receiving timely medical care and reaching safety before space or time runs out.

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Foster Volunteers

Foster Volunteers open their homes to shelter dogs awaiting medical treatment, recovery, or rescue transfer. A stable foster environment reduces stress on the animal, supports accurate behavioral assessment, and frees critical shelter capacity for the next dog in urgent need.

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Adoption Event Volunteers

Adoption Event Volunteers represent CCAC Volunteers at community adoption events, managing setup, handling dogs, and connecting prospective adopters with accurate, up-to-date information. Consistent event staffing is essential to converting community interest into successful, lasting placements.

Stay Connected

Follow. Share. Help Save a Life.

Our Facebook and Instagram pages feature pets who urgently need greater visibility and community support. Following and sharing their stories may help connect them with the right person at the right time.

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Shelter dog with tongue out looking hopeful
Shelter pet looking at the camera
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You Can Help Their Stories Reach the Right People

Follow CCAC Volunteers, share the pets featured on our pages, and help us build a stronger community of hope around Clayton County's most vulnerable animals.

Contact CCAC Volunteers

Have a question, want to offer support, or need to connect with our volunteer team? Send us a message and someone will respond as soon as possible.

info@ccacvolunteers.org

For the fastest updates about individual urgent or medical pets, please visit our Facebook page.