Staff, volunteers, county officials and hundreds of animal lovers celebrated at a ribbon-cutting event at the new Williamson County Animal Center in February. The new center in Franklin replaced the former 13,000-square-foot facility on Claude Yates Drive that was built in 1995. It’s projected to meet the needs of the county’s four-legged population until 2040.
In the Loop: Williamson County Animal Center Grand Opening
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Nancy Conway hands the bow to Williamson County Animal Center Executive Director Ondrea Johnson after cutting the ribbon on the county's new animal center facility.
The ribbon is cut on the new Williamson County Animal Center facility.
Williamson County Commissioner Steve Smith, County Mayor Rogers Anderson and animal center volunteer Rick Peabody with Ginger, who is looking for a family to love.
With more than 30 Williamson County Animal Center staff members behind him, Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson addresses the large crowd gathered to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the new animal center facility.
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