Ahimsa House

Nearly 50% of victims of domestic violence delay seeking safety because of concern about their pets. Abusers often hurt or kill pets as a way to terrorize others in the home, yet most domestic violence shelters do not accept animals. Ahimsa House, Inc. - whose name means nonviolence - is Georgias only nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the human and animal victims of domestic violence across the state reach safety together. We do this by offering: -A 24-hour statewide crisis line offering assistance with including pets in safety planning and protective orders, guidance on establishing proof of pet ownership, information,...

24-hour domestic violence crisis line,advocacy for victims of domestic violence with pets,community outreach & professional training,legal advocacy,counseling,crisis intervention,professional training,and emergency safe housing for animal victims

Ahimsa house operates in the Non-profit organizations industry.

Ahimsa house's revenue is 11m - 100m

Ahimsa house has 11 - 50 employees.