Lost and Found Pets of Fairview, TN

Lost and Found Pets of Fairview, TN This page is for Lost and Found Pets of Fairview, TN (and neighboring areas). Have you lost or found a pet in the Fairview, TN (or neighboring) area(s)? TN.

This page was created to be a central location to quickly help reunite missing pets and their families in the Fairview, TN area. How do you post about a lost/found animal? Include a brief description, location (neighborhood/cross streets only) and the date the animal was lost/found. Please include a photo of the animal. Post directly to the page, keep in mind Facebook has a delay so you will not always see your post right away. If you have a found animal please keep some pertinent details about the animal out of the picture and private. LEGAL PROOF of OWNERSHIP is required (and VITAL) from anyone claiming an animal. This insures that the pet is reunited with it's rightful owner(s). BE SURE that WCAC is CONTACTED and FOLLOW their MANDATORY instructions. Please follow up on your posts so that we will know to remove the posting when a pet has been reunited. This way we can keep the wall cleared for pets that still need to find their way back home. What do you do when you find/lose a pet?

1. Contact Williamson County Animal Control: 615-790-5590 ASAP. There are also links included in the Note Section of this page for their lost/found stray report forms that you can fill out online (and you can do it after hours if needed).

***NOTIFICATION TO WILLIAMSON COUNTY ANIMAL CENTER (or the animal control facility in the county found) is REQUIRED BY LAW in the great State of TN. ***

Animals are considered personal property in TN and WCAC is the LEGAL AUTHORITY in Williamson Co. It is ILLEGAL to keep, rehome, give away or sell ANY FOUND ANIMAL. Animal Control MUST be NOTIFIED and their instructions FOLLOWED. We also recommend notification to Animal Control and Humane Association facilities in ALL surrounding area counties. Animals can/do travel long distances in a short time and/or they can easily be displaced out of the area by human intervention.

2. Make a post here!

3. Contact local vets offices as soon as possible. Fairview Animal Clinic: 615-799-2118
White Oak Animal Clinic: 615-799-7981

4. If FOUND: Have the animal checked at both vets office for a microchip. One or the other may recognize the animal. If LOST: Be sure to notify the microchip company ASAP that the animal is lost so they can flag your account. Be sure to make sure your contact info is correct/up to date.

5 Make easy to read SIGNS and post in easy to read locations (like 4-way stops)! Not everyone has internet access or is on social media. This is a vital step that cannot be stressed enough. SIGNS get SIGHTINGS! Be sure to check with the local Codes Dept. to make sure your signs are in compliance with local requirements prior to placement.

7. Create a lost/found animal flyer at HelpingLostPets.com and/or Lostmydoggie.com. These are great for direct distribution but are NOT effective tools for the side of the road.

6. Tell everyone you see that walks (with or without an animal) in your subdivision. Also, tell your postal carrier, ups/fed ex carrier, the more people you have looking, the better! Hand out those flyers!!

7. SHARE this page/posts with others. The more people we can get involved on this page, to make it a central location for our lost/found animals, the sooner we can reunite them with their families. Also, please remember that it will take a finder and an owner time to implement these tips Please give them time find each other! As always, if you need any additional help, please contact us! We are here to help in any way we can. And last, a big THANK YOU to our local rescuers and page followers/participants. The View is chock full of animal lovers. Thank you all for your big hearts and open homes and for making our part of the world a better place! Disclaimer: This page is not affiliated with any animal control/humane association facility. We are not responsible for any lost/found pets and assume no liability for the contents of this page. We are volunteers offering our time and support to try to help facilitate successful reunions. We are not professionals and receive no compensation. Cat lost help information. https://lookaside.fbsbx.com/file/Steps%20To%20Take%20To%20Find%20A%20Lost%20Indoor-Only%20%20Cat-2.docx?token=AWw3yYYyllBfmsNRMLechXMAoc1rdCgF3i8bLERoo68V2EesBEQhw2qVSH3fNFYkqyAvEjyHUhOFQvxhEi9q_wOUGaHQ33gFlMlnhAq3z3atEKjfssF9sIu9s0pE0rHBaf_evoZAjPrONzuaxHMVB_JZszetfqmuqAmwEypbiMJpsQ

11/30/2025

Meet Poe! ✨

Poe was born in late September 2025, and he’s an adorable, affectionate little guy with a sweet and gentle spirit.

Poe loves being around people and is quick to lean in for cuddles or curl up beside you. He has a soft, easygoing personality that makes him really special. He enjoys playtime with his siblings, exploring new things, and then settling in for snuggle time once he’s had his fun.

He’s doing well in his foster home and is learning more every day as he grows and gains confidence.

If you’re looking for a loving, tender-hearted pup who’s eager to bond and be part of a family, Poe might be the perfect match.



Medical Notes:

Neutered before adoption.
Vaccinated
Dewormed
Microchipped
Maintained on monthly preventions

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11/29/2025

Ready for a Happy Thanksgiving!? For many of us, this holiday can be a busy day filled with entertaining guests, last-minute grocery runs, and preparing a delicious feast. It’s also a time to stay mindful of the Thanksgiving shenanigans our pets can get into.

Check out these tips from the ASPCA Poison Control Center to help keep the holiday happy and pet-safe. Feel free to share with your community! https://www.aspca.org/news/thanksgiving-safety-tips-will-keep-your-pets-feeling-thankful-holiday?utm_campaign=general&utm_content=1763851800&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

11/29/2025

Holiday Update from Williamson County Animal Center

Our shelter will be CLOSED this Saturday, November 29 — but for the best reason! Many of our pets are spending the holiday weekend in foster homes, enjoying a much-deserved Thanksgiving break full of love, treats and cozy naps.

We will reopen Monday at 10am, and we can’t wait to see you!

In the meantime, you can browse our adoptable pets, explore our programs, or learn how to get involved at:
👉 www.adoptwcac.org

Have a wonderful weekend and give your pets an extra snuggle from us!

11/24/2025

OK people, we have some ridiculous puppies in the pipeline, but we need some foster help. Quinn is an 8 week old Great Pyrenees mix puppy, We have Pyrenees puppies, we have Anatolian puppies. We have puppies.

There are rules about who can foster and where because puppies that aren't properly vaccinated cannot travel long distances. Our most immediate need is going to be on the Southern end of things where puppies spring up in need most frequently. If you are in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky and Arkansas, and you want to foster puppies, send an email to foster@bigfluffydogs.com. Thanks and spread the word.

11/24/2025

Paw Pantry is this Friday!

We know times can be financially tough, and we want our community to know that help is still available for those needing a little extra support to care for their pets.

🐾 Our Fairview Paw Pantry location has closed, but we’re happy to announce a new Saturday distribution option right here at Williamson County Animal Center!

📍 Where: WCAC, 1006 Grigsby Hayes Court, Franklin

🕙 When:
1st Saturday of each month, 10am–12pm
3rd Friday of each month, 10am–12pm
(Dates and times may vary — please check our website or social media before visiting.)

Paw Pantry is a monthly program made possible by Friends of WCAC and generous community donations. Pet food is distributed free of charge to Williamson County residents who need assistance keeping their furry family together through a difficult time. The program is not intended to be a permanent or sole source of pet food and the amount of food that we are able to distribute depends on the amount of donations we receive.

💛 Want to help?
You can support local pets in need by:
🐶 Donating pet food to the bin located in front of our shelter
🐱 Making a monetary gift to our nonprofit partner, , who operates the Paw Pantry program

Every bag, can, and dollar makes a difference for families and pets right here in our community.

👉 Learn more at www.adoptwcac.org

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11/21/2025

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Meet Quentin! He is a pint-sized pup who just wants to be close to his people. Before coming to Proverbs, Quentin’s fur was very matted and needed to be shaved, so he’s currently growing back his soft, pretty coat. He can be a little anxious in new situations and may shake or want to be held, but he is incredibly sweet and gentle.

Quentin has not had any accidents in his foster home and sleeps well in his crate, although he would probably love to sleep snuggled up next to you. He does well with other dogs and previously lived with cats in his first foster home.

Quentin will do best in a home without children under the age of 10, as he prefers a calm and gentle environment.

If you are looking for a small, loving companion who will be your shadow, Quentin may be the perfect match for you!

Medical Notes:

Neutered
Vaccinated
Dewormed
Microchipped
Heartworm Negative
Maintained on monthly preventatives

https://www.proverbs1210rescue.org/animals/detail?AnimalID=21992137

11/20/2025
11/20/2025

It may be November, but adoptable Max says, it’s a perfect day for a dip! We are open from 10am-6pm. Come on by and find a friend!

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