Sumner County Animal Control

The idea for JoJo's DogHouse was sparked by family members and friends who wanted to help pets. Through a network of foster families dedicated to changing the world, we shall advance.

The Animal Control Officers at the City of Gallatin Police Department go above and beyond to safeguard people, animals, and the community as a whole.

With a low-cost veterinary clinic and grooming salon, Safe Place for Animals (SPA) is a 501c3 nonprofit, no-kill animal rescue shelter and pet adoption center.

The Humane Society of Sumner County (HSSC) is a tiny, private, non-profit (501c3) service group that advocates for the compassionate care of displaced, lost, and abandoned animals.

Due to their shorter extra life expectancies and uncertain veterinary expenditures, senior dogs—especially those with disabilities or medical issues—have a significantly higher likelihood of being put down at shelters than younger dogs.

Our organization, which is based in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, aims to make up for the wrongs that humanity has done to animals. These incredible species share our planet with us, so we should owe them a duty of care. We are here to speak for them and to offer them protection, sustenance, and shelter. We shall be their strong arm to be raised back up and a soft spot for them to land.