Jackson County Animal Control

Our goal is to link benevolent individuals with animals in need. a neighborhood where all animals have loved homes and are respected and cared for.

The County of Jackson in Michigan is served by the municipal shelter known as Jackson County Animal Shelter. When it comes to caring for animals that are looking for a new home, our crew is committed and kind.

As the need arose, we initially took in a few kittens here and there. We take in kittens that require short-term fostering until a suitable home is found for them and they are ready for adoption.

We all had the opportunity to contribute by using our individual strengths; collectively, we cleaned cages, did laundry, handled office and clerical tasks, sorted cat treats, gave out prescriptions, and of course, socialized the cats and kittens.

Standards set by Fear Free Sheltering are followed by Ingham County Animal Control & Shelter. In order to lessen factors like stress, anxiety, and fear, this approach prioritizes the experiences of animals in the shelter. While some aspects are more subtle than others, certain things are clear (such lowering the sounds of loud, abrupt noises) (limiting who is walking past cages)

Domestic cats, farm animals, and fish are all protected at Ahimsa Safe Haven, a farm sanctuary. Our mission is to rescue farmed animals, fish, and cats and to educate people about these wonderful creatures in order to contribute to the creation of a more compassionate and amiable world. Our adoptables program allows us to adopt cats in addition to helping to foster other animals and providing permanent homes for our inhabitants.