Cullman County Animal Shelter Adoption hours are 9 – 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and most Saturdays 9 – 12 noon at the shelter. Off site adoptions are at Pet Depot and Tractor Supply every Saturday from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Cats are for adoption all the time at Pet Depot. Adoption fee is $90 for dogs/puppies and $65 for cats/kittens. This fee includes: Dogs: DA2PP, Bordetella, Strongid, General exam at the Vet, Rabies, Micro-chip and the Spay/Neuter. Cats: Fel-O-Vax IV + Calici, Strongid, General exam at the Vet, Rabies, Micro-chip and the Spay/Neuter. The shelter’s foster pet program is currently in need of supplies. Donations can be dropped off on Saturdays at Pet Depot and Tractor Supply between 11 a.m.- 4 p.m.
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Dusty is a 16 wk. old male hound mix. He has two other brother and two sisters. All puppies are healthy and are up to date on their shots. They have been in foster care since May 10. cullman county animal shelter
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Duke is a 16 wk. old male hound mix. He has two other brother and two sisters. All puppies are healthy and are up to date on their shots. They have been in foster care since May 10. cullman county animal shelter
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Gretta is a 2 yr. old female Lab/Husky mix. She is very quiet and submissive. She gets along great with all people and other dogs. A very gentle girl who would make the perfect companion for an adult or child. cullman county animal shelter
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Ara is a 2 yr. old female German Spitz mix. She is a very calm and sweet girl. She loves adults as well as children. She gets along great with other dogs and ignores cats. She is housebroken and crate trained. She would make a great addition to your family. cullman county animal shelter
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