Flood Devastates Animal Control Facility, Displaced Dogs Relocated
Following a devastating flood in the Copper Basin, the Fannin County Animal Control building in McCaysville was destroyed. Numerous rescued dogs have been relocated to Humane Society of Blue Ridge, which is now seeking donations and volunteers to help care…
Chattanooga, TN, November 11, 2026 — The Fannin County Animal Control building, located in McCaysville within the Copper Basin, was destroyed following a recent devastating flood. The incident has led to the relocation of numerous rescued dogs.
These displaced animals have been transferred to the care of the Humane Society of Blue Ridge. The Humane Society is currently appealing for community support in the form of donations and volunteers to assist with the care of the animals affected by the flood.
Specific details regarding the date of the flood, the extent of the damage to the Fannin County Animal Control building beyond its destruction, or the exact number of dogs relocated were not immediately available. The name of any contractor involved in the destruction or relocation efforts was also not provided. The Humane Society of Blue Ridge has stated its need for assistance to manage the influx of animals requiring shelter, food, and medical attention. Further information on how to contribute or volunteer can be obtained through their organization.
Story summarized from the original created by Nick Hill on www.wdef.com, see more information here.
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