Adoption center and intake department are now open regular hours. Facial coverings are required to enter.

Our community cat spay/neuter clinics have resumed. For more information...

Free Spay & Neuter

  1. Free Spay & Neuter
    Snip. Snip. Hooray!

    Got Stray Cats? We Can Help!

    Contact:
    Samantha.Anderson@williamsoncounty-tn.gov to make an appointment. 
    Learn More

2019 Statistics

Total Dog intake: 1316
Live outcomes dogs: 1266

Dog Save Rate: 96. 2%

 Total cat intake: 3030
Live outcomes cats: 2922

Cat Save Rate: 96.4%

Volunteer

  1. Volunteer

    Want to get involved?



    There are a number of ways that you can help out at WCAC.

    Dog walking
    Event volunteer
    Adoption counselor
    Cat socialization
    Training

    Learn More
     
  2. Do you have children (age 5-10) who love animals and reading? Do they need help improving their reading skills in a non-judgemental environment? Learn more about how to sign-up to be a Book Buddy Volunteer!
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    Free Spay / Neuter of Outdoor Cats of Williamson County Resumes

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    Pet Behavior and Training Tips

    Whether you have just adopted a pet and have questions or you are simply looking for answers about why cats or dogs do the things they do, visit our Pet Behavior and Training Tips! Read on...
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    Update 7/9/20: COVID-19 and Pets + Shelter News

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HOURS

ADOPTION HOURS
Mon - Fri 10:00 - 6:00pm
Saturday 11:00 - 3:00 pm
Sunday CLOSED

INTAKE HOURS 
Monday thru Friday
10:00 - 6:00 pm

Appointment Required to Surrender a Family Pet

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