Lost & Found

The Berkeley County Humane Society is a non-profit organization established in 1943 whose purpose is to promote the humane treatment of homeless or unwanted dogs and cats in the Easter Panhandle of West Virginia, with special emphasis on Berkeley County.

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.

We are the Williamson County Animal Control! We are a government facility serving the people of Williamson County. Our adoption program primarily deals with dogs and cats, but on occasion we do have other furry friends. Our organization consists of animal control officers, animal control employees, and many volunteers working together for the welfare of the animals.

StreetCats, Inc is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to shelter cats that have been abandoned or lost and to find new homes for them. The cats that we take in are adoptable cats only. We are a society that does not place a time limit on a healthy cat's life; we keep them until a home is found. Our cats come from a variety of situations. Sometimes relocation or a change in family structure forces someone to find a new home for his or her cat. Many times the situation is beyond their control, and the decision is a difficult one. We help by acting as a transition home for the cat until a new one can be found.

Info on our web site: The Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority (SVACA) provides the cities of Campbell, Monte Sereno and Santa Clara with enforcement of animal control laws, animal cruelty investigations, education and outreach programs, volunteer programs, care of injured, lost and abandoned companion animals, and so much more! Our goal is to adopt 100% of our adoptable animals from our new state-of-the-art Animal Care Center; our adoption program is available to all Bay Area residents!

Mission:The Tallahassee-Leon Community Animal Service Center (TLCASC) ensures public safety and the welfare of animals by enforcing animal control regulations and by providing a secure, healthy environment for animals in its care. Vision: The Tallahassee-Leon Community Animal Service Center seeks to enhance and enrich the community by providing the best animal-care facility and services in the nation. * Investigates reports of animal cruelty * Enforces animal control regulations * Responds to complaints about dangerous or nuisance animals * Rescues animals in distress * Provides humane care for over 10,000 animals impounded each year * Provides microchip ID for pets adopted from the center * Helps people find lost pets * Seeks homes for stray animals * Humanely euthanizes animals that cannot be adopted * Coordinates foster homes as resources allow * Provides humane euthanasia, at an owner’s request, for terminally ill pets * Educates the public about responsible pet ownership

The Adams County Animal Shelter is a county run facility where we care for lost and homeless pets. We strive to provide a high quality of care for the pet animals in our facility, as well as providing a high degree of customer service to our patrons. We are committed to reuiniting pets with their owners, or finding homeless pets permanent homes.

We are Arizona's largest shelter taking in over 150 homeless animals each day. We protect pets and people in Maricopa County.

Our Mission: Harbor Humane Society's mission is to provide a safe harbor for animals entrusted to our care as we strive to secure their future through our adoption, outreach, and educational programs.