McLean County Animal Control is a self-supporting (non tax payer funded) program designed to promote and protect public and animal safety in a variety of ways, including:

- Prevention and control of rabies through rabies vaccination registration and bite investigations

- Enforcement of county and state animal control and welfare laws

- In certain circumstances, the collection of stray animals

- Collection of bats within a home

- Adoption of eligible animals to responsible homes

- Promoting responsible pet ownership through education and community outreach

- At least 18 years or older

- Have photo identification with current address

- Be in compliance with local animal ordinances in regards to number of pets within a household

- Own permanent property or show proof of permission from landlord to allow for pets.

- Currently owned cats and dogs must be vaccinated for rabies and registered within the county they reside in.

- Pay applicable adoption fees