Fees waived on all animals at Campbell Animal Shelter

Goal is to have an empty shelter to accommodate animals that are flood victims from Hurricane Helene

JACKSBORO, TN (WLAF)- Phoebe is a petite little miniature pincher, dachshund, hound mix. She is a shy little momma who loves treats and is looking for her fur-ever home.

Phoebe has so much potential and is dying to show you but the shelter is very loud and makes her extremely nervous.  She has a gorgeous chestnut colored short haired coat and she longs for attention. She is approximately two years old and weighs 35 pounds.

Phoebe is very timid. However, if you go and sit down in her kennel, she will come to you and learn to trust you immediately. She is extremely sweet and will crawl into your lap. So just imagine what she will be like in her forever home. She is a perfect example of an animal that will be completely different in a permanent home.

Phoebe is a dainty little lady and will need training on leash walking and basic skills. She was abandoned with three other dogs and was rescued by the Campbell County Animal Shelter. 

She was very attached to her companion, Santana. However, he been adopted. Phoebe needs an owner who will be patient with her and teach her she deserves to be loved, should have a nice fluffy bed and delicious food every day.

The adoption center, animal shelter, is open Tuesday – Saturday, noon – 5:30pm, at 749 Towe String Road, Jacksboro, next to the convenience center. The center’s telephone number is 423-566-8018.

You can view all of the adoptable pets on Petfinder. Adoption applications can also be completed online.

Fees are waived on all animals until further notice. The shelter is working to empty the shelter in order to help those folks devastated by the flooding from Hurricane Helene.  (WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED – 10/14/2024-6AM)