Douglas County Animal Control

CATsNAP was founded in 2005 with the intention of reducing pet overpopulation and enhancing animal welfare in the broader Champaign County, Illinois area. Particularly, we fervently support spaying and neutering for all animals, regardless of breed, sex, or age. Spaying and neutering helps to decrease the number of cats and dogs who are born into neglectful and abusive environments.

We uphold Coles County's Animal Control Ordinances and the Illinois State Animal Control Act thanks to funding from county taxpayers. Our facility is home to animals awaiting adoption or owner claim.

This facility houses all animals seized as strays or impounded in the unincorporated areas of the County, in municipalities that have an animal control service agreement with the County, and in the Cities of Champaign and Urbana.

To stop animal abuse, promote animal welfare, educate the public about how to treat animals humanely, raise awareness of the problem of companion animal overpopulation and offer solutions, and provide high-quality care, shelter, and adoption services for animals as needed.

Promoting animal care through awareness-raising, spaying and neutering, and finding them permanent homes.

Gives dogs and cats in Champaign County who are stray, unwanted, or owner-rendered temporary housing and care. The Prairieland Anti-Cruelty Spay may also provide a wide range of further services.