Cullman County Animal Control

During Independence Day celebrations, animal shelters nationwide experience a surge in lost pets. To ensure your fur baby’s well-being and minimize anxiety, consider implementing the following preventative measures.
For pets with anxiety that are currently under medication, it is essential to confirm that an adequate supply of medication is available, as most veterinary clinics will be closed.
Verify that your pet's microchip registration is current, including your address and phone number.
Ensure pets wear collars with legibly written contact information to facilitate safe return in the event of escape.
Additionally, keep potentially hazardous food items, such as chicken bones, out of reach to prevent accidental ingestion.

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The dogs on Co Rd 1127 have all been rescued and taken to be vetted.The owner has been arrested and her court date is pending.

Recognition: Cooper Harris with Animal Control graduating from the Police Academy

Recognition: Johnny Jarrett with Animal Control graduating from the Police Academy

Beau's law will go into effect October 1st 2026 please pass this information on so people have time to become compliant before October.

Well today our last officer became APOSTC certified.Congratulations Officer Harris on your graduation today. Now Cullman County Animal Control officers are all certified officers and ready to serve the citizens of our great county.

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