Marshall County Animal Alliance

06/04/2026

Middle Tennessee Spay & Neuter Clinic now offers Wellness Clinics for basic veterinary care. Call them for an appointment!

Low Cost vaccines and wellness services!

Our next scheduled wellness date is Saturday June 13. If your pet has basic wellness needs call and make an appointment at 931-684-5353.

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There is a $10 exam fee per pet with the exception of nail trims and microchipping.

Vaccines:
Rabies (canine or feline) $10
Canine Distemper/Parvo $10
Canine Bordatella oral $10
Feline Distemper $10
Feline Leukemia $15

Tests:
Heartworm $20
FeLV/IV $25
F***l $10
Ear cytology $5

Other services:
Microchip $20
A**l gland expression $10
Ear cleaning $10
Dewormer – based on weight and species; starts at $15
Flea/Tick topical $10 – lasts 30 days
Nail Trim $10

www.mtsnc.org

03/26/2026

UPDATE 3/27.. WE RECEIVED OVER 30 APPS FOR THIS LIMITED FUNDING. WE WILL RESPOND IN ORDER RECEIVED UNTIL WE ARE OUT OF FUNDS.

We have some grant funds left to help get your cat or dog fixed. Submit an application at
https://www.cognitoforms.com/MarshallCountyAnimalAlliance1/SpayAndNeuterAssistanceRequest

We do ask for a copay to help cover any extras needed like vaccines or flea treatment.

01/23/2026

We have a few more feral cat houses available for free Lucky's Cat House, 1191 E Commerce St, Lewisburg.

We had over 20 bales of straw picked up at Lewisburg Farm Center and 3 crates picked up to help keep pets warm during this winter storm.

01/21/2026

With the forecasted Winter Storm and frigid temps, we want to help you get any animals that have to stay outside prepped for the weather.

We set up an account at Lewisburg Farm Center. Marshall County residents can pick up one 1 free bale of straw per household. You must pick up at their location.

We also have a few extra wire crates to help keep dogs indoors if needed. Text our Google number at 931-292-2707.

Other Winter Safety tips:
1. Bang on the hood of your vehicle before starting...small animals like kittens seek the warmth
2. Use straw not blankets in outdoor dog houses. Blankets can get wet and freeze.
3. Give extra food to help animals take in extra calories to help stay warm
4. Wipe your dog's paws after a walk
5. Use a pet safe ice melt on sidewalks
6. Monitor your pets for signs of hypothermia or frost bite

If you see pets in distress or lack of shelter, report for an animal welfare check by call 931-359-7215.

12/13/2025

With the frigid temps forecasted over the next few days, we have some outdoor cat houses available to help out. We don't have any dog houses right now but do have some cedar shavings to add into a dog house for extra warmth or some crates to loan if you are able to keep your dog indoors until it warms back up.

Stop by Lucky's Cat House today until 4pm or tomorrow 12-4.

11/22/2025

Homemade GOODNESS to be had today at the Christmas bazaar at the high school!

Come see us for breakfast and lunch including donut delights from Morning Glory Donuts, and Coca Cola cake and banana pudding. 😋

11/19/2025

We know so many people are in need right now. We want to make sure pets are also taken care of. Help us fill our pantry before our next monthly giveaway on December 4th.

We help feed an average of 50 pets in Marshall County every month. Donations can be left at Lucky's Cat House, 1191 E Commerce or at Studio 7 Salon, 712 N Ellington Pkwy.

11/15/2025

Two words:

Come Hungry

Marshall County Animal Alliance will be serving up great hot food at the Marshall County Art Guild’s Christmas Bazaar Saturday November 22nd from 8 till close!

Breakfast starting at 8 and served til sellout with lunch starting at 10:30. 😋

Come shop, eat, and support a great cause all at the same time while shopping local!

10/28/2025

Looking for a community group or youth group that would be willing to make some feral cat shelters. We can provide all supplies.

We want to be able to give some out during our Pet Food Pantry giveaways.

09/23/2025

If you’ve been following us since our days as Lewisburg Animal Shelter Volunteers you may remember our shelter kitty Muffs. 💗 🐈‍⬛

After she retired from shelter kitty/dog tester/mouse catching duties, she went to live with my family and me, as I was the former shelter vol coordinator and retired shelter manager so we were as attached to her as she was to us.

Muffs was adopted by the volunteers when their program started in 2012 from Bedford County Animal Shelter. They guessed her age as 5-6 years old at that time, so judging by that our Muffs was 18-19 years old as of today.

She would drive us crazy some days at the shelter when she would get out the door and go on her ‘walkabouts’ as we called them, sneaking out when the ACOs brought a dog in and left the front door open. Scared us silly and we would put out an Amber alert for her to all of our followers. She would be found at the bank next door, the water treatment plant next door, and even one day making it to the mini golf course! Luckily she didn’t get to the main road and into traffic!

Sadly over the past couple of months she developed a very fast growing tumor in her nasal cavity/front lobe, so today with my daughter and I by her side and the assistance of Dr Grissom, she moved on to the Rainbow Bridge with the same character and grace she always had on a day to day basis. Literally purring as she fell asleep. That was our Muffs.

She will be missed by all who knew her, but will be remembered fondly and with much love as the wonderful, charismatic, and beautiful creature that she was. With a bit of a silly girl slapping you as you walked by her at times attitude too 😘

We sure will miss her around here. My kids have literally grown up with her first at the shelter then here at home. My daughter was 9 and my son only 6 when she came into our lives. Now they are 21 and 19 so they’ve grown up with her.

She is buried down in my garden here at the house so every day I still get to feel her presence near me 💕 🐈‍⬛

We love you Muffsy kitty. Run free without pain our dear sweet girl til we see you again 😚 💗 🌈 🌉 🐈‍⬛

~ Susan