Animal Control

Pets give us so much. They teach us compassion, protect our families, work as therapy professionals, and entertain us. Pets comfort us when we've had a bad day and touch our hearts with their unconditional love. At the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire we save pets' lives, and they enrich ours.

Ingham County Animal Control is dedicated to protecting the community from dangerous and nuisance domestic animal related problems. There are six Animal Control Deputies. These deputies are each sworn in by the Ingham County Sheriff to enforce certain laws of the State of Michigan and the Ingham County Animal Control Ordinance. Dispatchers take your calls between 8:00am and 9:00pm Monday through Friday. On Saturdays two deputies and dispatcher are taking complaints between 8:00am - 4:00pm. There are four kennel staff in charge of making sure all the pets are clean, watered and fed daily. In the office, three clerks will assist you finding your lost pet or with the purchase of a new pet. Dog licensing is also available here.

Polk County Animal Control enforces the County Animal Control ordinance and the state Dangerous Dog statute, and provides low-cost dog and cat adoption services. Polk County Animal Control also investigates bite cases and animal attacks; picks up sick or injured dogs and cats; quarantines animals; and educates the public about rabies vaccination and prevention.

Randolph County Animal Shelter is county run and not for profit. We serve the citizens of Randolph County.

The Loudon County Animal Shelter is a county run animal control facility and animal shelter. We take in around 200-500 animals each month and do everything in our power to give the animals a chance at being adopted, however many of these animals never get to be adopted, and because of over crowding, they have to be euthanized. To help with this ever growing problem please be responsible and spay/neuter your pets. If you cannot afford to have your pet spayed/neutered, and you live in Loudon County you can call the Humane Society at 671-8654 for assistance or you can stop by the shelter and pick up an application. If you have seen an animal on this site you are interested in adopting please stop by the shelter to begin the adoption process. At this time cash is the only form of payment accepted.

Animal Control in KCK is ran by the police department. I am a Police Captain and am currently assigned as the Director of Animal Control. We handle animal control issues in Kansas City, KS. We are operating as a "no kill" shelter. We do adoptions in house, have volunteers that sit with adoption animals at PetSmart in Olathe on Sat/Sun, and we also work with rescue groups to find homes for our dogs and cats.

The Humane Society of St. Joseph County Indiana's was incorporated in 1886 and is one of Indiana's oldest service organizations and still the areas largest animal care facility. Servicing the greater St. Joseph County region and multiple municipalities, the HSSJC sees over 7,200 animals each year. Providing a vast array of community services and educational programs the Humane Society of St. Joseph County truly looks to embody it's motto of "WE CARE" on many levels. Operating the Department of Animal Welfare, the Humane Society of St. Joseph County's Humane Officers respond to over 14,000 cruelty, neglect, and abuse calls each year. Comprising a team of highly trained officers with specialized study in everything from equine science to criminal justice, the Department of Animal Welfare is dedicated to ensuring the humane treatment of all animals within our community!

We are a county owned facility providing all animal control and sheltering services in Loudoun County, VA.

We are Animal Services for the Austin/Travis County Health & Human Services Department. We are an open-intake shelter that takes in over 21,000 animals each year. We provide Animal Protection, Care & Control for Austin/Travis County. We also provide an array of pet homelessness prevention programs.