Williamson County Animal Center

Williamson County Animal Center This page is designed for citizens of Williamson County, Tennessee and other interested people to be informed of shelter events and adoptable animals.
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This page is operated by Williamson County Animal Control and Adoption Center. Our goal is to inform citizens about shelter events and adoptable animals. It is also an avenue for people to share comments, happy stories, pictures of their pets, lost and found animals and concerns.

Late-night roll call... did anyone misplace this four-legged night owl?This pup was found on Lewisburg Pike. Where exact...
06/26/2026

Late-night roll call... did anyone misplace this four-legged night owl?
This pup was found on Lewisburg Pike. Where exactly on Lewisburg Pike? That’s the plot twist—we’re not entirely sure. They were sporting a collar, but unfortunately skipped the accessories that really matter: an ID tag and a microchip.
If this looks like your canine who’s apparently decided to star in their own midnight adventure, give us a call when we reopen Friday at 10:00 a.m. at (615) 790-5590 x13400. Until then, this mystery guest is safe, warm, and appreciated the bedtime story from our animal control officer.

Breaking news: Humans have apparently gone missing.These dogs were discovered wandering near 1600 Thompson Station Road,...
06/26/2026

Breaking news: Humans have apparently gone missing.
These dogs were discovered wandering near 1600 Thompson Station Road, looking mildly concerned and possibly wondering why their people haven’t caught up yet. They’ve done their part by staying adorable. Now it’s the humans’ turn to be found.
Do these four-legged detectives belong to you or someone you know? Give us a call at (615) 790-5590 x13400 so we can reunite these pups with the people who clearly can’t keep track of themselves.

Do you recognize this mystery adventurer?We're trying to figure out what was on the itinerary. A test drive at the Darre...
06/25/2026

Do you recognize this mystery adventurer?

We're trying to figure out what was on the itinerary. A test drive at the Darrell Waltrip dealership? A sparkling smile consultation at The Practice Dentist? Maybe both? We may never know.

This pup was found near the 3900 block of Carothers Parkway in Franklin wearing a collar...but unfortunately, no ID tags and no microchip to help solve the mystery.

If this four-legged explorer belongs to you (or someone you know), please call Williamson County Animal Center at 615-790-5590 x13400. We are open until 6pm today.

While we're on the subject...this is your friendly reminder that we're offering FREE microchips this Saturday from 8:30–10:30 a.m. for all cats and dogs, thanks to the generous support of Friends of Williamson County Animal Center. Everyone is welcome, but online registration is required before you arrive. Dogs must be on a leash and cats must be in a carrier. A microchip is one of the quickest ways to help reunite lost pets with their families—because we'd much rather see them back home than planning their next solo adventure. Register online at: https://new.shelterluv.com/form/other/WCAC/22126-rabies-vaccination

With more than 150 cats and kittens in our care, business is booming... and by "business," we mean exactly what you're t...
06/25/2026

With more than 150 cats and kittens in our care, business is booming... and by "business," we mean exactly what you're thinking.

They're not wrong. Kitten season has turned our litter boxes into the busiest rest stops in Williamson County, and our supply of clumping cat litter is disappearing faster than a laser pointer dot.

Any brand of clumping cat litter is greatly appreciated! Donations can be dropped off 24/7 in the donation bins outside our front entrance at:

Williamson County Animal Center
1006 Grigsby Hayes Court
Franklin, TN 37064

Already shopping Prime Deals this week? Feel free to toss a box (or three) into your cart and have it shipped directly to us.

Our cats promise they'll put it to immediate use. And judging by the daily volume... they absolutely mean immediate.

A link to our Amazon Wish List is in the comments.

Friday is Take Your Dog to Work Day!If your office is pet-friendly but your "coworker" is still missing... we'd love to ...
06/24/2026

Friday is Take Your Dog to Work Day!

If your office is pet-friendly but your "coworker" is still missing... we'd love to introduce you to Scarlett.

Scarlett is a 4-year-old black beauty with the brains, charm, and personality to earn "Employee of the Month" on day one. This medium-sized mixed breed is already spayed, loves making new friends (especially other dogs), and is always ready for playtime, adventures, or simply hanging out by your side.

Why borrow a dog for Friday when you could bring your own best friend to work every day?

Stop by Williamson County Animal Center to meet Scarlett. She just might be the newest member of your family—and your favorite coworker.

Looking for a fun activity Thursday night?Join Williamson County Animal Center at Pet Fest 2026 on Thursday, June 25, fr...
06/24/2026

Looking for a fun activity Thursday night?

Join Williamson County Animal Center at Pet Fest 2026 on Thursday, June 25, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the CityPark business complex in Brentwood! We'll be bringing our mobile adoption unit stocked with adoptable pets that are ready to meet their future families.

Whether you're searching for a new best friend or just want to spend an evening surrounded by fellow animal lovers, Pet Fest is a great opportunity to learn more about pet ownership, meet local pet-focused businesses, and, of course, visit some adorable adoptable pets.

Admission is free, but advance registration is required. Register here: https://nashvillelifestyles.com/Nashville-lifestyles-events/join-us-for-pet-fest-2026/

We'll see you there!

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Crikey!I leave my humans unsupervised for FIVE MINUTES and look what happens. Next thing I know, I'm conducting a full-s...
06/24/2026

Crikey!

I leave my humans unsupervised for FIVE MINUTES and look what happens. Next thing I know, I'm conducting a full-scale cattle dog inspection of Downs Boulevard near La Villa in Franklin because apparently nobody else was keeping things organized.

I checked the sidewalks. I monitored the landscaping. I audited several suspicious squirrels. Frankly, the whole operation was running with a concerning lack of professional oversight.

Now here's where my humans have really dropped the ball: no ID tag and no microchip. That's right. I'm out here working overtime with absolutely no return address. Outstanding planning, mates.

So if you're missing a heeler who took "independent contractor" a little too seriously, please call Williamson County Animal Center at (615) 790-5590 x13400.

Ready to add a little more fun, love, and laughter to your home? Our newest adoptable puppies and kittens (and adults) a...
06/24/2026

Ready to add a little more fun, love, and laughter to your home? Our newest adoptable puppies and kittens (and adults) are looking for families to call their very own!

These adorable pets are already spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to head home with an approved application. Whether you're looking for a playful sidekick or a champion cuddle buddy, your new best friend may be waiting at Williamson County Animal Center.

Adoption fees with an approved application are $50 for kittens/cats/dogs over 1 yeaer and $85 for puppies under 1 year of age. Stop by and meet them today! We are open until 6pm!

Did you know more pets go missing around the 4th of July than any other time of the year? Loud fireworks can be frighten...
06/23/2026

Did you know more pets go missing around the 4th of July than any other time of the year? Loud fireworks can be frightening for dogs and cats, causing even normally calm pets to panic, jump fences, slip out doors, or break free from collars and harnesses. No one plans to lose their pet, but a microchip dramatically increases the chances of a happy reunion if the unexpected happens.

Join us THIS Saturday, June 27 from 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. for our Vaccination & Microchip Clinic at Williamson County Animal Center. Thanks to generous support from Friends of Williamson County Animal Center, microchips will be FREE for dogs and cats during this clinic only. All residents are welcome, including those who live outside Williamson County.

In addition to free microchipping, rabies vaccinations are available for just $10 each. A collar tag and vaccination certificate are included as proof of vaccination. Please note that cash or check only is accepted for vaccination services.

We're also excited to share that thanks to Petco Love's Vaccinated & Loved initiative, Canine DAPPv and Feline HCP vaccinations are now available during our clinics at no additional cost. Keeping your pet up to date on basic vaccinations is one of the simplest and most effective ways to help them live a long, healthy life.

No appointment is necessary, but online pre-registration is mandatory to help expedite guests as quickly as possible. Please scan the QR code on the graphic to register your pet before arriving. Guests who arrive without pre-registering will be asked to move to the end of the line while registration is completed. You may also register via this link: https://new.shelterluv.com/form/other/WCAC/22126-rabies-vaccination

For everyone's safety, all pets must arrive on a leash or in a secure carrier and will not be permitted to enter the clinic without one.

Williamson County Animal Center
1006 Grigsby Hayes Court, Franklin

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1006 Grigsby Hayes Court
Franklin, TN
37064

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 3pm

Telephone

+16157905590

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