Search and see photos of adoptable pets in the Lebanon, Tennessee area Our Featured Lebanon, TN Partner: New Leash on Life New Leash on Life is dedicated to improving the welfare of companion animals in our community through shelter, placement, spay/neuter, education and awareness. Our goals include the following: To educate the public about the importance of having their pets spayed or neutered, and to provide low or no cost surgeries for those in need. To shelter and provide care for stray, abused, or relinquished animals. To educate the general population about the seriousness of pet overpopulation. To end euthanasia as a means of controlling pet overpopulation. To find good homes for the animals in our care. Our hope for the future is that there will be no unwanted, unloved or abandoned companion animal. We will continue with our aggressive spay/neuter campaign and our owner education programs in the hopes that any pet ever adopted will find a permanent, loving home.

We believe that with the involvement of our community we will make a significant impact on the welfare of companion animals, but we need your help and understanding. 1995 Bmw 325i Convertible Seat CoversTogether, will make the difference.Blue Heeler Puppies For Sale KySee AllCathy SewellThank you SO MUCH for Sammy! Sell My Laptop SwindonHe is and always will be a wonderful addition to our family. You guys did so much for saving his life with the heart worm treatme See AllFriends of Lebanon AnimalsDespite moving to our new facility, our large animal kennels are full! PLEASE help us find homes for these babies!!! To schedule a time to meet them, call 615-444-2323. An adoption application can be sent to them by e 3 CommentsFriends of Lebanon AnimalsFolks, we will post an updated list of available dogs later today, but we are full again!

If you know of anyone looking to add a GREAT dog to their family, we have for whom they're looking! Thank you in advance for sh 7 CommentsFriends of Lebanon AnimalsCairo Bend, TNFols, Hawk has a rescue interested in pulling him, but they are a small rescue, so they'd love help with his vetting. Anyone willing to help? His vetting should be around $110 for neuter, vaccines and microchip! If just 11 people donated $10...Friends of Lebanon Animals added 30 new photos to the album: 8/15/16 Shelter full...need out ASAP!!!Despite moving to our new facility, our large animal kennels are full! Adoption fees are $75 and include rabies vaccination.Friends of Lebanon Animals updated their cover photo.Friends of Lebanon AnimalsFolks, we will post an updated list of available dogs later today, but we are full again! Thank you in advance for sharing! And in the meantime, check out the dogs listed below! Friends of Lebanon Animals added 22 new photos.Friends of Lebanon AnimalsFor those of you wondering about Charlie, he's doing well.

He is a 1-2 year old terrier mix intact male. In fact, he is ready to be released for adoption. Charlie is playful, loving, loves to cuddle, lovesnother dogs, and is a bit skittish until he gets to know you. to receive an adoption application to complete. We will review all applications as quickly as possible. Thanks for your patience!Friends of Lebanon Animals added 8 new photos to the album: Lebanon AC Dogs need your help in finding them homes!!The shelter is starting to fill up again...please help us find these babies homes so we don't have to make difficult decisions later. Please contact Animal Control at 615-444-2323 to schedule a time to meet them, help sponsor or foster them!Friends of Lebanon AnimalsCairo Bend, TNUPDATE: Thank you, Cynthia! Raleigh is with his new owners and will be going to finish his heartworm treatment next week! (Anyone heading it Nashville who could drop Raleigh off at his new owners? The rescue wants to get him out to give us room...it will be off Rosa Parks...)

Friends of Lebanon AnimalsRaleigh has been with us for 3 months. He is heartworm positive. He has two rescuers who will work to place him and a foster who is willing to care for him as he begins heartworm treatment and until his forever family is found. However, the cost for treating Raleigh is not cheap and the rescuers are small one-person rescues with budgets that would be greatly stretched to cover treatment. We have $75 pledged to help him, but could use another $150 to cover all vetting and heartworm treatment. We are NOT a 501c3, but would anyone be willing to help contribute towards his treatment and vetting? ANY amount would be so appreciated! LeAnn, volunteerFriends of Lebanon AnimalsRemember Mopsy, the messy poodle mix? This is him now, thanks to Robbie at Fur Persons Grooming & Boarding! He just took a ride to Nashville and met his rescuer! His new family meets him this weekend! Thanks Gay, for finding We Help Animals Rescue! UPDATE: His new family has him and his new name is Topper!!

Friends of Lebanon Animals added 12 new photos to the album: LAC is full! PLEASE help us save these sweet dogs!Lebanon Animal Control is full again, and these dogs need to find homes or rescues ASAP so we don't lose any of them! Won't you open your homes to them, or offer to foster, transport, or YES, sponsor for vetting?! Contact Lebanon Animal Control at 615-444-2323 to speak to an Animal Control officer about them! Adoption fees are $75 and include rabies vaccine. Adopters are required to show proof of spay/neuter within 30 days.Friends of Lebanon AnimalsBoodles has left the building! He's with rescue as of 5:15! ( No he's not going to live with these kids. He was happy just riding on the console! They thought he's the cutest thing!))Friends of Lebanon AnimalsArranged!! We are needing help transporting Berne and possibly Preston to Murfreesboro to meet someone about 7 pm one night this week. Could anyone help us do that? LeAnn, volunteerFriends of Lebanon Animals added 22 new photos to the album: LebanonTN Animal Control Dog Need YOUR Help!!