O’MALLY
O’MALLY
O’MALLY
O’MALLY
Think you found your perfect match?

Cumberland County Animal Shelter

Cumberland County Animal Shelter houses approximately 2000 animals every year. They have a small staff of a shelter Director and two full-time employees with the rest of the staff made up of part-timers who come and go. As a private, retired citizen, The shelter director has authorized me to go into the shelter five days a week to photograph animals to post at online adoption sites. I add, edit and then delete animals when they have been adopted or are no longer available. Because they do not have a large enough staff to handle this type of work, I am able to do it for the shelter, mostly from my home, as a free service.

Crossville, TN,38555
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Email: [email protected]

Phone Number: (931) 484-8525

Website: http://cumberlandcountytn.gov/directory/animal-shelter/

O’MALLY

Beagle | Cookeville, TN

AdultMaleMediumTricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)

About

Characteristics

affectionate

Coat Length

Short

Vaccination

Current

Good in Home With

Others Dogs

Meet O’MALLY

O’MALLY must be an Irish beagle given the name! He arrived at the shelter at the end of May 2025 and is estimated to be about six to seven years old. He is just about 30 pounds and is quite the charmer with his tricolor coat. O’MALLY is one of the lucky ones, as he is able to be kenneled with another beagle that also arrived at the shelter around the same time and from the same area. Unfortunately, he has not yet been neutered, and that must be done before he can go home with you as your own. So, please get in there and adopt him quickly or one of the other beagles if that is your breed of choice. Serious adopters are encouraged to CALL the shelter to schedule an adoption appointment. Staff can explain the adoption procedures and fees when you call. The shelter does require EXACT change in the form of cash or a check. The shelter is UNABLE to accept credit or debit. So, please go prepared!

Adoption Process
Adoption contract, Adoption fee of $50 per cat and $80 per dog set by county commission and subject to change, drivers license and cash or check only. The adoption fees currently cover most, but not all, of the spay/neuter cost incurred by the county.


Contact
Cumberland County Animal Shelter
(931) 484-8525
[email protected]
http://cumberlandcountytn.gov/directory/animal-shelter/

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