Nassau County Animal Services
86078 License Road, Yulee, FL 32034
(near Target, Petco and Home Depot)
904.530.6150.
Shelter Hours: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 11 – 4, Wednesday 1 – 6, Saturday 11 - 3.
CORONA VIRUS UPDATE:
In an effort to prevent the spread of the Corona virus, Nassau County Animal Services is currently showing available dogs to the public by appointment only. We are not showing cats at this time. For specific instructions, call and schedule an appointment, (904) 530-6150.
“Can I shelter-in-place with you?”
SHELTER-IN-PLACE WITH A SHELTER PET!
Imagine living in a 4' x 8' room without television, without the Internet or even a phone. A room without a window. Where someone turns the lights out at 5 PM and doesn’t turn them on until 8 AM. Imagine that this room serves as your dining room, your bathroom, and your bedroom. Imagine what it is like to be a shelter pet.
Since you and your family are sheltering in place, why not foster a shelter pet for a week or two? According to the Center for Disease Control there isn't any evidence that animals be infected with, or transmit the Corona virus to humans. Now what's your excuse?
86078 License Road, Yulee, FL 32034
(near Target, Petco and Home Depot)
904.530.6150.
Shelter Hours: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 11 – 4, Wednesday 1 – 6, Saturday 11 - 3.
CORONA VIRUS UPDATE:
In an effort to prevent the spread of the Corona virus, Nassau County Animal Services is currently showing available dogs to the public by appointment only. We are not showing cats at this time. For specific instructions, call and schedule an appointment, (904) 530-6150.
“Can I shelter-in-place with you?”
SHELTER-IN-PLACE WITH A SHELTER PET!
Imagine living in a 4' x 8' room without television, without the Internet or even a phone. A room without a window. Where someone turns the lights out at 5 PM and doesn’t turn them on until 8 AM. Imagine that this room serves as your dining room, your bathroom, and your bedroom. Imagine what it is like to be a shelter pet.
Since you and your family are sheltering in place, why not foster a shelter pet for a week or two? According to the Center for Disease Control there isn't any evidence that animals be infected with, or transmit the Corona virus to humans. Now what's your excuse?
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