Coffee County Animal Control
Our Mission
Coffee County Animal Control (CCAC) is dedicated to serving the pets and people of our community by providing essential care and support for stray and mistreated dogs. We believe in creating positive outcomes and building a safer, kinder environment for every animal in our care.
Serving Our Community
As the primary resource for animal safety in the Coffee County area, we are committed to looking out for the welfare of our local canine residents. Our facility serves as a vital bridge, connecting dogs in need with the help, protection, and fresh starts they deserve.
How We Care for Our Dogs
When dogs arrive at our facility, our team works quickly to ensure their well-being and identify their needs. We check all incoming animals for identification and work diligently to reunite lost pets with their families within the first five days of arrival. When we are unable to locate an owner, we proudly transition those animals into our adoption program, preparing them to find their forever homes.
Finding Your Perfect Companion
Adoption is a wonderful way to bring a new friend into your life, and we are here to make that process as clear and helpful as possible. Our adoption fee is $100 per dog, which helps us continue our work in supporting and housing animals in our care. We invite you to visit our facility to learn more about our current residents and review our adoption forms, as we want to ensure every match is a success for both the dog and your family.
Visit Us Today
We invite you to visit our shelter at 3292 Hillsboro Hwy. in Manchester to meet the dogs currently awaiting their new families. Our doors are open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and our team is happy to assist you with any questions. You can also reach us at 931-723-2730 or via email to start your adoption journey today.
- Well-organized facility
- Dedicated transportation and rescue efforts
- Limited animal availability
5/25 - Coffee County Animal Control shares first look at new million-dollar shelter
Coffee County TN Animal Control (CCAC) shared photos of their newly built shelter over Memorial weekend.
