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Friends of Cumberland County Animal Control Animal shelter in Cumberland, VA

Friends of Cumberland County Animal Control serves as a liaison between the county's public animal shelter (aka "pound") and the public. We network homeless pets in the shelter to facilitate adoption and transfer to rescues. We attend adoption events, and we spay and neuter as many shelter pets as possible prior to adoption.

We started this group in January 2014. The euthanasia rate went from 54% in 2013 to 19% in 2014. We have taken two dogs and five kittens into foster in 2015 to avoid their euthanasia. FOCCAC is continuing to grow itself, and our networking the animals of Cumberland County Animal Control is saving lives.

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Email friends.of.cumberland.ac@gmail.com
Phone (804) 492-3076
Website —
Address
11 Range Road
Cumberland, VA 23040
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Friends of Cumberland County Animal Control serves as a liaison between the county's public animal shelter (aka "pound") and the public. We network homeless pets in the shelter to facilitate adoption and transfer to rescues.

Cumberland County Animal Control takes in stray dogs and cats and those surrendered by their owners. It is an open admission shelter.

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Cumberland County Animal Control does not charge a fee of any kind. The only requirements of the adopter are that they certify that they have never been convicted of animal cruelty and that they sterilize the pet within 30 days of adoption.

Friends of Cumberland County Animal Control does have an adoption process, complete with veterinary checks and personal reference checks and a $75 adoption fee.

http://www.friendsofccac.com/donate

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