Water-loving girl and sociable Lorie

Water-loving girl and sociable Lorie

The Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter is waiving adoption fees for Lassie and Lorie through Thursday, August 29. Click here to learn more about the adoption process and fill out the application form.

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Meet the water-loving Lassie

Lassie is a 4-year-old terrier-labrador mix. She has been with us at the animal shelter since December 2023.

Lassie, an adorable 4-year-old Terrier-Labrador mix, has been waiting patiently at the shelter since December 2023. Her lovable nature and irresistible charm make her the perfect companion and we hope her forever home is just around the corner.

Her boundless energy, fun personality and playful spirit make her a bundle of joy who loves fun and adventure. Her love of water adds extra excitement and makes her the ideal companion for anyone looking for a lively and stimulating playmate.

She is also incredibly affectionate and wants to be loved by someone. She is neutered, microchipped and up to date on all vaccinations.

Meet Lorie the Cookie Baker

Meet Lorie, a wonderfully affectionate 4-year-old black shorthair cat who has lived at the shelter since May 2024.

Her warmth and sociable nature make her an ideal companion and she can’t wait for the day she finds her forever family so she can bake cookies for them every day.

She is also neutered, has a microchip and all vaccinations are up to date.

For more information on adoption, please contact TMAS at (205) 752-9101 or visit www.metroanimalshelter.org

By adopting dogs and cats from the Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter (TMAS), you give homeless animals a second chance at a loving home and a loyal and grateful companion.

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TMAS’s mission is to foster a more humane community by providing essential resources, programs and information. The organization promotes compassion and kindness toward animals, advocates responsible pet ownership, and strengthens the bond between people and animals.

Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter Hours

Monday – 12:00 – 18:00

Tuesday – 12 – 18 o’clock

Wednesday – CLOSED

Thursday – 12 – 18 o’clock

Friday – 12 – 18 o’clock

Saturday – 12 – 18 o’clock

Sunday – CLOSED

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These are just two of the 194 pets available for adoption at TMAS. Click here to see all of the incredible pets available.

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