Homes for Pets

The Schertz Animal Services Division of the Police Department takes up and shelters stray, sick, and/or injured animals, conducts animal cruelty and neglect investigations, and enforces Texas laws pertaining to animals and the City of Schertz's animal ordinance.

The goal of the City of Cibolo's Animal Control is to safeguard the public's health and welfare while upholding the right to treat animals humanely and in accordance with all applicable local, state, and federal laws.

In addition, Animal Control will look into any complaints about animal bites, aggressive animals, or animals without adequate shelter, food, or water.

Promote public health and safety for Live Oak residents and their pets is the goal of Live Oak Animal Control. Animal Control is in charge of informing the public about current State Regulations and City Ordinances, as well as, when necessary, enforcing these laws. Every animal brought into the facility is subject to the care and attention of Animal Control. The animals kept here are either awaiting reunification with their missing owners or, if that is not possible, awaiting adoption into new, permanent homes.

One of the earliest no-kill shelters in the San Antonio region, Casi started rescuing and rehoming cats and dogs in 1982. On property George Ammeman kindly gave, our shelter was constructed using contributions, volunteers, and a lot of labor. More than 20,000 defenseless, unloved, abandoned, ill, and lost animals have passed through our doors since then.