We encourage you to send us an email at animalcontrol@tullahomatn.gov with all the necessary details of your lost pet.
Please include:
Your pet's name
Age, breed, and color
Any distinctive features or markings
When and where your pet was last seen
Your contact information
A photo of your pet would be extremely helpful as well. The more information you can provide, the better equipped we are to aid in your search.
And don't forget - social media can be a powerful tool for spreading the word. If you have already made a Facebook post about your lost pet, please send us the link. We will happily share it on our Tullahoma Animal Shelter Facebook page to reach an even wider audience.
At Tullahoma Animal Shelter, we're more than just a shelter. We are an integral part of a community of pet lovers, and we understand that sometimes, a little help can make a big difference. We know that caring for a pet is a responsibility that goes beyond love and companionship - it also includes meeting their essential needs, like food.
That's why we proudly offer our Community Dog Food Pantry. Our pantry is stocked with dog food to support families in need, ensuring that no pet goes hungry in our community.
To access this support, you can contact us either by phone or email to verify if we currently have food in the pantry. Once confirmed, you can pick up the food from our pantry at your convenience. Our pantry hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10 AM to 2 PM.
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If you need to find a new home for your pet, here's how we can help:
Personal Network: Start with friends, relatives, neighbors, and co-workers. Your network might offer the best new home for your pet.
Independent Rehoming: Use your knowledge of your pet to find a suitable new home. Options include:
Surrendering Your Pet: If other options fail, consider surrendering your pet to Tullahoma Animal Care and Control for their safety and well-being. Surrenders are accepted on a case-by-case basis, depending on shelter staff discretion and space availability. Animals displaying aggression towards humans will not be accepted, and owners are responsible for the humane euthanasia of such animals.
Rehoming a pet is a significant decision. We aim to ensure the process prioritizes your pet's happiness and well-being.
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