Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter

Photo from left, Doris Brooks, Animal Shelter Director Misty Valenta, Kira Buell, April Peiffer, Erin Duran, Ashley Vargas, Jessica Jumper and Calvy Schoen.   Courtesy of Williamson County.

Photo from left, Doris Brooks, Animal Shelter Director Misty Valenta, Kira Buell, April Peiffer, Erin Duran, Ashley Vargas, Jessica Jumper and Calvy Schoen. Courtesy of Williamson County.

Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter receives grant from national nonprofit

Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter received a $100,000 grant investment Friday, July 14, from national nonprofit Petco Love in support of their life-saving work for animals in the county.
Map of all the animal shelters in Williamson County. Courtesy Best Friends Animal Society

Map of all the animal shelters in Williamson County. Courtesy Best Friends Animal Society

Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter certified as a no-kill shelter

Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter maintained a no-kill status in 2022, according to Best Friends Animal Society’s 2022 data report.  In order for a shelter to get a no-kill status, the shelter must have a 90 percent save rate for cats and dogs.
Brianna Spencer, 8, of Georgetown, is pictured February 10, 2013, as she gets to know Dusty, a dog for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter.

Brianna Spencer, 8, of Georgetown, is pictured February 10, 2013, as she gets to know Dusty, a dog for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter.

Wilco approves animal shelter feasibility study

Williamson County approved a feasibility study which will look at options for merging the city of Georgetown’s animal shelter services with the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter.