Franklin County Animal Shelter has been providing shelter, food, and medical care to homeless pets since 1974. We offer same-day adoptions, and we have kittens and adult cats available to meet during our open hours of Monday through Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. If you would like to meet one of our dogs, give us a call at 207-778-2638 and schedule your meet-and-greet today! (photo credit for dog pics: Catlin Creations)
Our biggest annual fundraiser is just around the corner – Maine’s Mega Yard Sale is at the Farmington Fairgrounds on Saturday, June 7 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., and admission is only $1 (children under 7 are free). With over 90 vendors registered, face-painting, and concessions, it is sure to be the biggest and best year yet! Proceeds will go towards the new addition we are building to accommodate more animals here in Franklin County. To find out more about how you can get involved in helping abandoned and stray animals, visit our website, fcanimalshelter.org, or drop by during open hours at 550 Industry Rd, Farmington, ME 04938.
Raine (f) – She is a sweet senior lady cat who is looking for a nice, quiet home with a sunny window for her to take naps in. She loves for you to say hello with some pats once in a while!
Leo (m) – He’s a cool dog with deep feelings. He is friendly and would likely be okay with a respectful dog roommate, but kitties are a definite no-go for Leo! He would love to meet a human with as much enthusiasm for the dog park as he has, so he can practice his leash skills!
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