Animal Care & Control

I had to go in and renew my dog's license. The gal that helped me out was very friendly and knowledgeable. I've already adopted 2 dogs from animal control. My first pasted away. As soon as my last one does, I'm going to adopt again.
Update; So my other dog passed away. However, we had to move to an apartment, so im not going to be adopting another dog. I also had a cat. Unfortunately, he passed away a week after we moved at the ripe old age of 12 years. I ended up adopting a cat. It's much easier to care for in an apartment. She's a cutie.

Staff and volunteers are awesome! Adopted my Shiloh from here when she was 6 months. Her previous name was Delilah. The process of adoption was quick & easy! Make sure to get your new pet have the vaccines and evaluation needed, & bring the certification to the center so your adoption fee will be refunded! Whatever pet you adopt, for sure it will bring you joy, therapy and good company. They can make your house messy with all the furs/hairs & ripped stuff toys or socks! But the love this new family member gives you is priceless! Thanks to all the staff, volunteers, supporters & friends of the Animal Care & Control Center! Keep up the great work!

I adopted my kitten from these guys and he has been a complete joy. He is leash trained and social-- he doesn't bark-- but he acts like a dog, he rolls around and flops on your feet. It's pretty funny. He can't land his jumps well and is a bit clumsy and camera shy. Through a 4,300+ mile road trip, he only freaked out once. And that was when we would open the windows to pay tolls.

Our adoption fee was $145. This came with his vaccination and a chip. He is not declawed, and he doesn't tear up furniture anyways and to be honest-- ear clipping and declawing are animal cruelty.

Adopting a pet is a terrific thing to do, you can change an animal's life and their stress levels in the blink of an eye. When we adopted him, he was a lil' dirty and wasn't taking care of himself. We bought a foam bath product intended for cats and have pretty much spoiled him with toys.

The caretakers there had told us that he was timid natured and probably wouldn't be ok around kids or guests and that he might be shy. He was that way the first two days we had him-- but a laser pointer snapped him right out of it. We used the pointer and snacks to leash train him.

If you adopt a cat, I recommend Science Diet (balanced nutrition) or Blue Buffalo (higher protein) cat food. The Tidy Cats pellet system works like magic. Better than clay or pine litter.

Also, this place looks like a jail. Help these guys get out of the system, they're good animals in need of a good home.