Franklin County Animal Shelter is located at 550 Industry Road in Farmington. The shelter’s lobby, kitten, and available adult cat rooms are open to the public Monday to Saturday, Noon to 4 p.m., and they are performing dog adoptions by appointment. Please call us at 207-778-2638 during our office hours to schedule. We’d love to help you find the purrrfect furry friend to add to your family!

Harriet is a female black Lab mix of three years old. Bouncy, affectionate, and always ready for a good time, Harriet is the perfect girl! Her zest for life is unmatched, and she’s known for bringing smiles and laughter wherever she goes. She has asked for a home without other pets. Harriet has had a blood allergen test and the results came back that she’s severely allergic to all types of ragweed and dust and is mildly allergic to any type of birch, hazelnut tree, or marsh elder. Harriet does well with children and other dogs as long as they are tolerant because she can be a bit rude with them.

Little Debbie and Ginny – This week, our two cats of the week are a sweet, bonded pair. Little Debbie and Ginny are both 1-3 years old torbies (tortoiseshell-tabby), who came to us from the same home and are bonded to each other, so they need to go to a home together! At the shelter, they are kept in a kennel in our adult cat room because they are on special C/D food for urinary care. Though they both eat special food, Little Debbie is the one who has had issues with urinary crystals in the past. She currently does not have any urinary problems, but she will need to be on this special food for the rest of her life to help prevent any future crystals. Ginny eats the food because she is kept in the same kennel as Little Debbie, plus it is extra yummy to eat! This food will also help prevent future urinary problems for Ginny as well, though she does not have a history of these problems. Though they are quite shy, these girls are extremely sweet, and a lot of our adult cats have taken a special interest in them, even cats who are not necessarily the most cat-social! They are shy, but good with other cats and dogs, though Ginny does not like chaotic environments, especially with loud noises. These sweet girls have been at the shelter for a while and can often get missed by potential adopters because they are in the kennel rather than out playing with the other cats. Come stop by and say hello to these lovely little ladies!

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