Creature Comforts Clarke County

06/11/2026

Not the first interest in this beautiful girl! Nona is looking for the purrrrfect home!

06/07/2026

For adoption
Nona is a very loving, personable adult cat looking for her family. She has been fixed and ready to go to a great home. She does really well around dogs as well.
$50 adoption fee.

05/06/2026

ADOPTED

Available for Adoption through Creature Comforts Clarke County upon approval
Adoption fee $100
Sammy (female) - Dachshund Mix, 7 months old, Spayed, 19 lbs, about 8 in tall (foot to shoulder), 2 feet long (nose to tail tip)
Fully vaccinated , On HW prevention and Flea prevention
99% potty trained, Kennel trained
Good with other dogs. (Supervision) During rough play is good because she is young. Corrects with a firm No. Comes on Command. Sits on command. Lays down on command.
She is trained with the finger snap and a change of voice tone. She responds very well.
This dog is very smart and she's very sweet and she's going to make the best companion for somebody that will take the time to get past her nervousness at the beginning. It takes her a little bit of time to get comfortable with you so patience is your virtue with her and then once she loves you she loves you completely.

04/30/2026

03/30/2026

This past week, most everyone on Facebook saw the story of the dog Jax. Poor Jax was a dog that was left tied to tree with no food or water in sight. The photos of Jax are just heartbreaking. Unfortunately, we had a cold snap, and due to the malnutrition and neglect of the owner, Jax didn’t make i...

02/05/2026

For years, some of the most horrific acts of animal abuse were treated as minor offenses with minimal consequences. That is now changing.

Mississippi has enacted a new law that elevates animal torture and extreme cruelty to a felony offense, ensuring that acts like intentional mutilation, burning, drowning, or prolonged abuse can no longer be dismissed as “lesser crimes.”

This shift matters. Felony charges give law enforcement and prosecutors stronger tools to hold abusers accountable and help prevent repeat offenses. Research has consistently shown a link between animal abuse and violence toward people, making this a step toward safer communities as well as justice for animals.

This law sends a clear message: cruelty is not normal, not acceptable, and not protected by tradition or indifference. Animals deserve protection, and accountability is long overdue.

Progress may come slowly, but when cruelty is finally taken seriously, it matters.

01/28/2026

Please please see to your outside animals before Friday. We have hay if you need!

01/26/2026

I really hope you are taking care of your outside pets. It's so cold! We offered free hay and one person took us up on it. And no, animals are not made to be outside in bad temps.

01/22/2026

We have hay available if need it

01/22/2026

Please secure your outdoor animals!