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If you are interested in any of our animals please call the Shelter first to be sure the animal is still available. If you would like more info on a particular pet just email the Shelter at critters@ainweb.net or call 931-433-3726 during our office hours.
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The Humane Society of Lincoln County is a non-profit 501 (3) (c) organization. Our mission is to operate the animal shelter, reduce the overpopulation of cats and dogs, educate the local population on responsible animal ownership and seek justice for animal cruelty offenders and ensure the proper and humane treatment of all animals. The Society was formed in 1985 by people distressed over the conditions at the local animal pound and concerned about the needs of orphaned, neglected and abused animals in the city and county. At that time, the Society took over the operation of an Animal Shelter and the investigation of all animal cruelty cases. This is work which we continue to do. Your participation is vital to our mission. Please join our fast growing list of members. Annual dues are $35 and that (and our fund raisers) help offset the tremendous cost of running the shelter. The greater the enrollment, the louder our voice in defense of all animals. . . Due to the large turnover at our shelter, we have many animals that are not listed on Petfinder. Email or call us if you don't see the animal you want - we may have just what you're looking for. Please be persistant with the telephone. We are short staffed but really would like to talk with you. Mail your membership dues to: The Humane Society of Lincoln County, PO Box 37,
Fayetteville, TN 37334
Attn: Annual Membership Could you provide a FOSTER HOME for a special animal? Sometimes we have newborn's, or sick animals that would be adoptable if they just had a few weeks of individual care, in a loving home. If you could provide this service, or know someone that can, please Email or call the Shelter for more information. 931-433-3726 or critters@ainweb.net
Who We Are
This means SPAY and NEUTER.
Stop by and visit! You're always welcome.(Please call before you come - because of minimal staffing, we do not always have someone at the shelter).
The shelter is physically located at 1718 Pulaski Hwy West,(Hwy 64)
Fayetteville TN 37334
Phone: (931)433-3726
Please send mail to: The Humane Society of Fayetteville-Lincoln County, PO Box 37, Fayetteville, TN 37334
Email:
critters@ainweb.net
We're just off the 64W bypass, at 1718 Pulaski Hwy West. in Fayetteville, TN. Here are directions to the shelter from North, South, East, and West:
Directions from Huntsville, AL, go north on 231 to Fayetteville. Turn west (left) on Hwy 64 Truck Route (bypass) and follow it until it ends at Hwy 64. Turn left on Hwy 64, and the shelter is on the left. It's a brick building with a chain link fence in back.
Directions from Shelbyville, TN, follow 231 south to Fayetteville, Turn west (right) on Hwy 64 Truck Route (bypass) and follow it until it ends at Hwy 64. Turn left on Hwy 64, and the shelter is on the left. It's a brick building with a chain link fence in back.
Directions from I-65, take exit # 14 (Hwy 64) to Fayetteville. Just as you are entering Fayetteville, you will notice the shelter on the right. It's a brick building with a chain link fence in back. If you reach the Hwy 64 Truck Route (bypass), you just passed the shelter. . .
Directions from Winchester, TN, follow Hwy 64 to Fayetteville. Turn west (left) on Hwy 64 Truck Route (bypass) and follow it until it ends at Hwy 64. Turn left on Hwy 64, and the shelter is on the left. It's a brick building with a chain link fence in back.
