Lost and found pets in Coweta County, GA
If your dog or cat went missing anywhere in Coweta County, including Newnan, Senoia, Grantville, Sharpsburg and Turin, this page has the shelter, the phone numbers and the order to do things in. Everything here comes from the county’s own published information.
Short answer: lost and found pets in Coweta County go to Coweta County Animal Services, 91 Selt Road, Newnan, GA 30263, 770-254-3735. Coweta does not publish a stray hold period online. Call and ask.
Do these today
- Contact Coweta County Animal Services. Coweta points owners to 24PetConnect for lost and found reports. You can also email animalservices@coweta.ga.us.
- Check the shelter in person, often. Coweta does not publish a stray hold period online. Call and ask. Walk the kennels yourself every couple of days. Staff may not match your description to the animal in front of them.
- Watch the online list daily. 24PetConnect (Coweta County Animal Services). Online listings can lag behind intake by a day or more.
- Search close to home first. In a national ASPCA-backed survey, about half of recovered dogs were found by searching the neighborhood, and most recovered cats came home on their own or were found nearby. Walk your streets, look under decks and in garages, and talk to everyone you pass.
- Post everywhere free. File a report on Petco Love Lost (many metro shelters photo-match against it), post on Nextdoor, and share in local lost-pet Facebook groups.
- Get the word to neighbors who aren’t looking. Flyers at eye level on main roads near Newnan still work. A targeted neighborhood alert reaches the people who never check lost-pet groups.
Coweta County shelter and animal control
| Agency | Coweta County Animal Services |
|---|---|
| Address | 91 Selt Road, Newnan, GA 30263 |
| Phone | 770-254-3735 After 5pm pet emergencies: 770-254-3728. |
| Stray hold | Coweta does not publish a stray hold period online. Call and ask. |
| Reporting | Coweta points owners to 24PetConnect for lost and found reports. You can also email animalservices@coweta.ga.us. |
| Animals in care | 24PetConnect (Coweta County Animal Services) |
| Official page | Coweta lost and found pets |
Some details for Coweta County are not published on the county’s own site. Call before you drive over.
Good to know in Coweta County
- Open Monday to Saturday, 10 to 4:30.
Found a pet in Coweta County?
Check for a tag, then take the animal to any vet or to Coweta County Animal Services to scan for a microchip. Scanning is free. Report the animal to the county at 770-254-3735, post a found pet report, and add it to Petco Love Lost. Before you hand a pet over, ask the person to describe something you left out of your post. Our guide to lost pet scams covers the common tricks.
Common questions
Where do I report a lost dog or cat in Coweta County, GA?
Report it to Coweta County Animal Services at 91 Selt Road, Newnan, GA 30263, phone 770-254-3735. Coweta points owners to 24PetConnect for lost and found reports. You can also email animalservices@coweta.ga.us.
How long does Coweta County hold stray pets?
Coweta does not publish a stray hold period online. Call and ask.
Where can I see found or impounded pets in Coweta County?
Coweta County Animal Services lists animals in its care online (24PetConnect (Coweta County Animal Services)). Online listings can lag behind intake, so also visit the shelter in person.
I found a dog in Newnan. What should I do?
Check for a tag, then have any vet or the shelter scan for a microchip (it is free). Report the dog to Coweta County Animal Services at 770-254-3735 and post a found report on Petco Love Lost and Nextdoor with a clear photo. Ask anyone who claims the dog to describe a detail you left out of the post, or show vet records or photos, before you hand it over.
Which cities does this page cover?
Newnan, Senoia, Grantville, Sharpsburg, Turin and Moreland. Strays are handled by the county where the animal was found, not where the owner lives, so if your pet went missing near a county line, check the neighboring county shelter too.
Sources
Details checked against official county and shelter websites in October 2026. Hours and policies change. If something here is out of date, email help@findapaw.com and we will fix it. See our editorial policy.
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