Marshall County Animal Control Alabama

Marshall County Animal Control Alabama This page is to help dogs who are presently in the shelter either be reclaimed or adopted.

All of our adoptable pets can be found at:

https://www.petango.com/mcac

Here is our current list of available dogs and cats !
12/04/2025

Here is our current list of available dogs and cats !

We are so happy to say Kiko is now pending adoption!
12/03/2025

We are so happy to say Kiko is now pending adoption!

These sweet babies left for their Furever homes!
12/03/2025

These sweet babies left for their Furever homes!

Starting the rainy morning off with a quick update on Eli! Eli is doing fantastic and now has the home he always deserve...
12/02/2025

Starting the rainy morning off with a quick update on Eli! Eli is doing fantastic and now has the home he always deserved with a view to die for! Eli is super well-behaved and is fitting right in with his new family and furry friends !

We know how everyone loves the updates! So Maci now now as Lexies furever mom has to say!!This was right after she got g...
12/02/2025

We know how everyone loves the updates! So Maci now now as Lexies furever mom has to say!!This was right after she got groomed. Major change! She is a total snuggle bug. She wants to be wherever I am all the time.She has no idea how big she is. She sits in laps and likes to be rocked like a baby. 😂

This handsome fella is pending adoption! 🩵
12/02/2025

This handsome fella is pending adoption! 🩵

All these sweet babies found their Furever home! 🩵
12/02/2025

All these sweet babies found their Furever home! 🩵

Boone,Jessie, and Serenity have found their forever homes!
12/02/2025

Boone,Jessie, and Serenity have found their forever homes!

✨ MEET NORI — a beautiful 4-year-old girl hoping for a second chance ✨This sweet, soulful 70-pound girl was picked up as...
11/30/2025

✨ MEET NORI — a beautiful 4-year-old girl hoping for a second chance ✨

This sweet, soulful 70-pound girl was picked up as a stray on 11/28/25 from Fry Gap Rd. We’ve been calling her Nori, and in just a short time she has already stolen our hearts with her gentle eyes and calm spirit.

Nori will be available for adoption or rescue on 12/04/25, and her euthanasia date is 01/27/26. We desperately want her to find safety, love, and a home where she will never have to worry again.

🏹 About Nori:
• Around 4 years old
• Sweet, quiet, and observant
• Loyal, loving, and eager for someone to trust
• A gorgeous girl who deserves stability and kindness

Please don’t let this sweet girl run out of time. If you can adopt, foster, or pull for rescue, you could truly change her life.

📍 Marshall County Animal Shelter
96 Abbott Rd, Albertville, AL 35950
📞 256-582-4744 or 256-960-6623

Even sharing helps save lives. Let’s get Nori the happy ending she deserves. ❤️🐾

🐾 From Nearly Lost… to Newly Loved 🐾Two young dogs, Bruce and Shay, had already passed their euthanization dates. Their ...
11/30/2025

🐾 From Nearly Lost… to Newly Loved 🐾

Two young dogs, Bruce and Shay, had already passed their euthanization dates. Their time had run out, but their lives didn’t have to — and thanks to Rocket City Rescue, they were given a second chance.

Within just one week of being pulled from our shelter, both dogs were adopted. One week. That’s how quickly a life can change when a rescue steps in… and when fosters open their homes.

Bruce and Shay are now living the happy, safe lives they always deserved — not because luck found them, but because people chose to act.

💛 This is why rescues matter.
Rescues step up when shelters are full.
Rescues take the overlooked, the scared, the ones out of time.
Rescues make room where there is none.

But rescues can’t do any of that without one crucial thing:

💛 FOSTERS.
Every foster home is a lifeline.
Every spare bedroom, every quiet corner, every couch shared with a scared dog — it all means more lives saved.

Bruce and Shay’s story is a beautiful reminder of what’s possible when rescues and fosters work together. They’re alive today because somebody said yes.

If you’ve ever thought about fostering, now is the time.
You’re not just giving an animal a place to crash — you’re giving them a future.

✨ Be the reason another Bruce or Shay gets their second chance.
Foster. Support rescues. Save lives.

Look who broke out of the shelter and into their Furever homes today! We wish them lots of love and cuddles with their n...
11/30/2025

Look who broke out of the shelter and into their Furever homes today! We wish them lots of love and cuddles with their new families!

🐾 Ready for Their Furever Homes! 🐾These sweet babies are officially looking for their perfect families! 💕They are all FI...
11/30/2025

🐾 Ready for Their Furever Homes! 🐾

These sweet babies are officially looking for their perfect families! 💕
They are all FIV, FIP & Heartworm negative, spayed/neutered, and vaccinated.
✨ Serenity is the only one old enough to also have her Rabies vaccine.

💵 Adoption Fee:
🐱 1 cat — $125
🐱🐱 2 cats — $200

📍 Currently Available At:

🐾 PetSmart of Albertville:
⭐️ Drew Barrymore
⭐️ Winona Ryder
⭐️ Buttercup
⭐️ Butterscotch

🐾 Marshall County Animal Shelter
📍 96 Abbott Road
⭐️ Danny Zuko
⭐️ Serenity

Come meet them, fall in love, and help them find the happy endings they deserve! 🏡❤️
Applications accepted in person and at marshallal.gov

Address

96 Abbott Road
Albertville, AL
35950

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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Marshall County Animal Control is located in Albertville, Alabama. Marshall County Animal Control was established to provide a public safety service for the citizens of Marshall County by reducing the threat of Rabies. The animal control officer relocates stray, injured, lost, abandoned and/or aggressive animals from the Marshall County area (outlying areas of the city limits) and safely places them at a volunteer-run shelter. The volunteers provide daily care, socializing, training, vetting and placement into adoptive homes or placement into reputable rescue organizations. The County and volunteers work together to provide a no kill shelter setting. The usual adoption fee is $85.00 for a fully vetted dog. Please like and follow our page. Please share our posts to help generate interest for our adoptable animals and to generate traction for our page. Please feel free to message us. We are always in need of good reliable volunteers, transporters, donors for veterinarian expenses, donors for spay and neutering expenses, shelter supplies and fosters.