The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners meeting on Nov. 3, 2008 included a visit from the Alpha Academy. The commissioners happily posed with the young people, who were present to observe how local government conducts business.
Animal Control
Please donate to the Cumberland County Injured Animal Fund by registering your Food Lion MVP card on the Food Lion website. When you visit their website, please be sure to make the following selections:
- Click the "Select Ogranization" button.
- A pop-up window will appear (please be sure any pop-up blockers are turned off).
- Select State: NC
- Select City: Fayetteville
- Select Organization: CCAC Injured Animal Fund
- Click the "OK" button, which will return you to the previous screen entitled Register MVP Cards.
- Then, click the "Add MVP Cards" button.
- On the next page, fill in the approriate information and click through the form to completion.
The Cumberland County Animal Control Office enforces all state and local laws pertaining to the ownership, regulation and control of dogs, cats, and other animals within the County. The department is responsible for picking up stray animals, livestock, exotic animals as well as nuisance wildlife and rabid animals. Animal Control officers respond to calls all over the County, check for compliance with rabies vaccination laws, as well as dog and cat license mandates. The Department also investigates all animal bites as mandated by North Carolina law.
After normal duty hours call 323-1500 to ONLY report animal bites or injured animals.
Interested in adopting a pet or just want more information, then please vist our Pet Adoption page.