Animal Shelters

Animal Services is devoted to safeguarding the health and safety of the citizens and animals that call Sugar Land home and is actively working to create a more humane and inclusive community.

"Macomb County Animal Control On Patrol" is a project of Macomb County Animal Control and Shelby TV. The program is available online at this URL as well as on your local cable access station. Real footage of our officers and employees at work assisting Macomb County's residents and animals can be seen throughout "On Patrol." We sincerely hope that you will stick with us as we look into animal abuse, engage the community, save the animals in our care, and much more.

devoted to safeguarding the health, welfare, and safety of Miami County residents; upholding the leash, license, and dog cruelty laws in Miami County; and locating long-term, loving homes for adoptable, stray animals.

The Front Street Animal Shelter is open every day from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 2127 Front Street (with Broadway as a cross street). We welcome walk-ins. For speedier service, appointments can be made.

The Wake County Animal Center works to develop a humane neighborhood for the local residents' pets and people.
We accept all stray, abandoned, and surrendered pets in Wake County as the only open admission shelter in the area. Every year, we care for and rehome thousands of stray animals with the help of neighborhood partners.

The purpose of the Livingston County Animal Control and Shelter is to provide care, management, and resolution for issues involving domestic animals in the county.

We help the people and animals of Central Minnesota by practicing and promoting high standards of animal care, delivering caring customer service, and conducting humane education because we believe in the relationship between humans and animals.

Early in the 1970s, Seminole County Animal Services was founded to provide a secure location for stray and abandoned pets as well as municipal legislation to avoid domestic animal nuisances. Today, in addition to enforcing laws, we also offer services like microchipping and rabies vaccines. 

We are a member organization of the California Animal Welfare Association ("Cal Animals"). The Basic Animal Law Enforcement Academy is one of the training programs our officers attend.

Our goal is to provide loving shelter for the abandoned and stray animals pets from the Madison and Gallatin Valleys, and to improve both human and animal companions' lives via pet adoption and instruction.