PEARL RIVER COUNTY SPCA

P. O. Box 191

Picayune, Mississippi 39466

Located in Pearl River County

(601) 779-2062

Dogs & Cats

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Adoption Process

No appointment is needed to visit and meet the pets, and same-day adoptions are offered, with spayed/neutered pets able to go home the same day; adoption fees are on a sliding scale and can be paid with cash or credit/debit cards.

Service Areas

Pearl River County, Mississippi (Picayune area, with additional adoption events in Slidell)

Pearl River County SPCA in Picayune, MS

Pearl River County SPCA is a humane society located at 1700 Palestine Rd in Picayune, Mississippi, roughly 35 miles east of Gulfport, and is one of two animal shelters serving Pearl River County. It is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit that cares for homeless and abandoned dogs and cats, providing essential shelter, medical treatment, and vaccinations before adoption. Beyond adoptions, the organization runs community programs including a pet food pantry, spay/neuter resources, community cat solutions, and a fostering and volunteer program, and it operates the Hope Thrift store to support its mission. The shelter is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 4pm.

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