Brindlee Mountain Animal Rescue

The majority of animal shelters are city or county-run businesses that frequently handle owner surrenders and manage stray animals.

In order to check for rabies and report obnoxious wildlife, Cullman County Animal Control collaborates with The State of Alabama Wildlife. Animal Control in Cullman County does not set or lend out wildlife traps.

We work to inform, create awareness, and help animals in Morgan County, Alabama, and the neighboring areas as the first No-Kill Shelter in our area. We have served as the final resort for animals that municipal Animal Services have deemed to be euthanized for the past 14 years. We adopt them, give them care, and adore them before locating their perfect homes.

The Animal Adoption Center of Blount County is here to help the county with its needs for reducing the number of stray, unwanted, and abandoned animals. Our mission is to pair animals with loving homes, primarily but not exclusively dogs and cats. To stop overpopulation, we advocate for the spaying and neutering of companion animals. We also work to inform county residents about how to properly care for their pets. Any Blount County person who has an animal is welcome to bring it to the shelter.

At Lifeline Pet Save, we value the opportunity to rescue animals and want to appropriately place healthy, stable animals in good, long-term, loving homes. Additionally, we support responsible pet ownership, humane education, and the spaying and neutering of animals. We always make an effort to assist any animal in need and do not discriminate based on breed or species.

For Huntsville and the unincorporated parts of Madison County, Huntsville Animal Services offers sheltering, enforcement, and prevention services. Animal Services, in collaboration with neighborhood organizations, offers a safety net for lost and abandoned animals and is dedicated to upholding the City's target of finding live outcomes for at least 90% of the companion animals that enter the shelter each year.