Williamson County Animal Control
URGENTLY NEEDED - USED/WORKING WASHER AND DRYER! PLEASE CALL DEBBY AT 790-5590
IF YOU CAN DONATE ONE OR BOTH
PLEASE DO NOT BRING ANIMALS TO SURRENDER ON SATURDAYS.
THEY ARE ADOPTION DAYS ONLY.
EFFECTIVE MAY 1ST: Dispatch/animal intake is open from 8:00-6:00 Monday-Friday.
Adoption is open from 10:00-6:00 Monday through Friday and 10:00-2:00 on Saturdays.
Our Adoptable Pet List
Click here to see our Happy Tails!
Click here to see our STRAYS IN IMPOUND
PLEASE DON'T CALL ABOUT ADOPTING THE STRAYS IN IMPOUND.
WATCH THE ADOPTABLE PET LIST TO SEE WHEN THE STRAYS ARE MOVED TO ADOPTION.
Our dogs love to sleep on Kuranda Dog beds, but we don't have enough for everyone.
If you would like to donate a bed at a special wholesale price for a another dog to sleep in comfort, please click here .
Our Featured Pets..
FOR LOST PETS
Call the shelter at 615-790-5590 to make a lost pet record. Be sure to click on the link above for strays in impound. If you don't see your pet there, go to
Nashville Petfinders to list your animal there as well. Be sure to check the lost animals list. This is a valuable resource for our community.
ADOPTING A FRIEND
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE PURINA TOP 10 ADOPTION CHECKLIST VIDEO
DOGS AND PUPPIES: $65.00 fee includes: spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, distemper/parvo vaccination, worming, heartworm testing, and microchipping.
CATS AND KITTENS: $45.00 fee includes: spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, upper respiratory vaccination, feline leukemia testing, worming, and microchipping.
If the animal is already altered, it can go home with you the day it is adopted. If the animal requires a spay or neuter, it will be neutered the next day by the shelter vet and then ready to go home that afternoon. This makes the adoption procedure and adjustment easier for the animal and assures us that the procedure is performed. If the puppy or kitten is too young for the spay or neuter, dates will be given at the time of adoption with STRICT instructions to have the procedure done by the date listed on the contract. This ensures that the surgery is done in a timely manner.
"We cannot absolutely guarantee the health of any animal beyond its appearing to be in good health at the time of adoption. We also recommend that you take your pet for a general checkup upon exiting the shelter."
Careful consideration should be made before adopting any pet. Dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, and even furry critters will require a significant amount of time and energy. Adult animals require a yearly physical and vaccinations. Young animals must complete a series of vaccinations to build immunities to viruses. We will have adoption personnel on hand who will be able to answer any questions you may have. For some helpful training tips, click below:
WHO WE ARE
We are the Williamson County Animal Control! We are a government facility serving the people of Williamson County. Our adoption program primarily deals with dogs and cats, but on occasion we do have other furry friends. Our organization consists of animal control officers, animal control employees, and many volunteers working together for the welfare of the animals.
COME VISIT US!
We are conveniently located at 138 Claude Yates Drive in Franklin, TN next to Franklin High School on Hillsboro Road.
Map to our shelter
EFFECTIVE MAY 1ST: Dispatch/animal intake is open from 8:00-6:00 Monday-Friday. Adoption is open from 10:00-6:00 Monday through Friday and 10:00-2:00 on Saturdays.
ANIMAL SHELTER WISH LIST
Yesterday's News (litter)
Toilet seat covers (cats love to lie on them in their cages!)
Any type cat or dog toys (plastic or washable)
World's Best Cat Litter, Pine Litter
Bath Towels
Dog, Puppy, Cat, Kitten Science Diet
Canned Food
Laundry Soap
Bleach
Heavy ceramic food and water bowls
Antibacterial hand soap
Candles - citrus or spice
Paper Towels
IF YOU WE DON'T HAVE THE ANIMAL FOR YOU, CHECK OUT THESE OTHER SITES:
MAGGIE'S BARK PARK - WHERE ALL THE HIP K-9'S HANG OUT
Williamson County Animal Control hope that you will bring your newly adopted family member to the park! Maggie's is located on the grounds of Williamson County Animal Control and is the very first off-leash dog park in the great state of Tennessee. Since it opened in October, 2001, this park has become a special place for area residents and their dogs. Canine birthday celebrations have even been held at Maggie's! This fabulous park offers a quarter mile walking trail and two fenced areas. The larger of the two areas features agility equipment for adult dogs, and the smaller area known as RASCAL'S RUN-AROUND is for puppies and small dogs less than 30 pounds. Maggie's Bark Park also has lights, a drinking fountain, covered benches, and kiddie pools for the pooches that love the water (these are very popular during the hot, humid summer months). There is even a gazebo on the grounds donated by Kay and Cindy Owen which provides a comfortable place to relax. Local residents Andy and Karen Menzyk donated funds to establish this wonderful park in memory of their beloved bearded collie, Maggie, who was a member of their family for almost fifteen years. Their main goal in building the park was to increase public awareness of the adoptable animals and other services provided at Williamson County Animal Control. Jack and Peggy Beasley funded Rascal's Run-Around in honor of their beloved dog, Rascal. Seasonal events, such as Christmas and Halloween parties, also take place at the park. For more information, please contact Williamson County Animal Control at 615-790-5590.
Williamson County Animal Control
138 Claude Yates Drive
Franklin, TN 37064
Phone: 615-790-5590
Email:
animal@williamson-tn.org
Click here for a list of pets at this shelter
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Careful consideration should be made before adopting any pet. Dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, and even furry critters will require a significant amount of time and energy. Adult animals require a yearly physical and vaccinations. Young animals must complete a series of vaccinations to build immunities to viruses. We will have adoption personnel on hand who will be able to answer any questions you may have. For some helpful training tips, click below:
WHO WE ARE
We are the Williamson County Animal Control! We are a government facility serving the people of Williamson County. Our adoption program primarily deals with dogs and cats, but on occasion we do have other furry friends. Our organization consists of animal control officers, animal control employees, and many volunteers working together for the welfare of the animals.
COME VISIT US!
We are conveniently located at 138 Claude Yates Drive in Franklin, TN next to Franklin High School on Hillsboro Road.
Map to our shelter
EFFECTIVE MAY 1ST: Dispatch/animal intake is open from 8:00-6:00 Monday-Friday. Adoption is open from 10:00-6:00 Monday through Friday and 10:00-2:00 on Saturdays.
ANIMAL SHELTER WISH LIST
Yesterday's News (litter)
Toilet seat covers (cats love to lie on them in their cages!)
Any type cat or dog toys (plastic or washable)
World's Best Cat Litter, Pine Litter
Bath Towels
Dog, Puppy, Cat, Kitten Science Diet
Canned Food
Laundry Soap
Bleach
Heavy ceramic food and water bowls
Antibacterial hand soap
Candles - citrus or spice
Paper Towels
IF YOU WE DON'T HAVE THE ANIMAL FOR YOU, CHECK OUT THESE OTHER SITES:
MAGGIE'S BARK PARK - WHERE ALL THE HIP K-9'S HANG OUT
Williamson County Animal Control hope that you will bring your newly adopted family member to the park! Maggie's is located on the grounds of Williamson County Animal Control and is the very first off-leash dog park in the great state of Tennessee. Since it opened in October, 2001, this park has become a special place for area residents and their dogs. Canine birthday celebrations have even been held at Maggie's! This fabulous park offers a quarter mile walking trail and two fenced areas. The larger of the two areas features agility equipment for adult dogs, and the smaller area known as RASCAL'S RUN-AROUND is for puppies and small dogs less than 30 pounds. Maggie's Bark Park also has lights, a drinking fountain, covered benches, and kiddie pools for the pooches that love the water (these are very popular during the hot, humid summer months). There is even a gazebo on the grounds donated by Kay and Cindy Owen which provides a comfortable place to relax. Local residents Andy and Karen Menzyk donated funds to establish this wonderful park in memory of their beloved bearded collie, Maggie, who was a member of their family for almost fifteen years. Their main goal in building the park was to increase public awareness of the adoptable animals and other services provided at Williamson County Animal Control. Jack and Peggy Beasley funded Rascal's Run-Around in honor of their beloved dog, Rascal. Seasonal events, such as Christmas and Halloween parties, also take place at the park. For more information, please contact Williamson County Animal Control at 615-790-5590.
Williamson County Animal Control
138 Claude Yates Drive
Franklin, TN 37064
Phone: 615-790-5590
Email:
animal@williamson-tn.org
Click here for a list of pets at this shelter
[Home] [Information] [Shelters] [Search]
[Home] [Information] [Shelters] [Search]