A variety of animal and pet services provided, including rabies tags, spay and neuter services, animal vaccinations, microchipping, animal adoptions, stray animal intake.

Provides state-mandated and County services relating to animal control and animal protection, such as: Low cost Spay/Neuter Assistance to qualified pet owners; Low-Cost Pet Rabies Vaccinations through Lake County veterinarians (All dogs and cats 4 months and older in Lake County are required to be vaccinated against rabies and registered.); and Microchips. Also offers a variety of other services, which include: - Emergency rescue of injured and sick stray animals - Interim shelter and care for stray and unwanted animals and transport to adoption centers - Maintain a lost and found pet database - Reuniting lost pets with owners - Investigations are done regarding nuisance complaints, allegations of animal cruelty or neglect, as well as reports of stray, roaming or injured animals; or dangerous, vicious or biting animals - Present educational programs to schools and community and civic groups For additional Rabies, Tag, How to submit a lost or found pet & Partner Information, please visit the website.

Vermilion County Animal Control provides: - Animal adoption. - Rabies tag registration of all dogs and cats. - Consultations on animal bites. - Low cost spay/neuter services. - Adoption of stray cats and dogs in shelter. - Microchipping. - Vaccinations. - Information regarding lost pets. Adoption counselors are available to assist with adoptions, answer questions about the adoption application, schedule an animal visit, purchase rabies tags, and to make a payment for donation.

Promotes human safety, the welfare of domestic and agricultural animals, responsible pet ownership, livestock husbandry, and community responsibility.

Works in conjunction with the Illinois Department of Agriculture in enforcing animal control laws.

- Maintains Rabies Registration records, enforces Knox County Animal Control Ordinances, and investigates animal complaints and animal bites. - Works closely with local veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, shelters, and humane organizations to ensure the safety of Knox County citizens and their pets.

Services include: - Pet registration. - Lost/found dog program. - Adoption program: Dogs that haven't been claimed after their allotted time in the shelter will be evaluated for adoption eligibility. - Investigates bite incidents: Call animal control in the event there is a bite victim. - Rabies vaccination for pets. - Low cost spay/neuter program.

Provides several animal-related services, including rabies control (bite investigations, rabies vaccination registration), collection of stray animals, removal of bats, and more. See website for detailed list of services.

Provides investigation of cruelty/neglect to animals, wildlife removal, and other animal control services.

The City Administration office can provide assistance in locating and utilizing city services. Services provided by the City of Hoopeston include, but may not be limited to: - Animal control. - Garbage collection. - Emergency management agency (EMA). - Nixle Alerting System. - Public pool. - 50/50 sidewalk program Animal Control/Animal Shelter: Provides an all-volunteer, open admissions shelter for the City of Hoopeston. Any animal control issues should be reported to the non-emergency number of the Hoopeston Police Department. The shelter works with adopters and no-kill partners to achieve the goal of never having to euthanize. Funds gained from fundraising and donations go entirely to food and medicate for the animals. Emergency Management Agency: A city agency tasked with the strategic organization of the management process used to protect critical assets and the citizens of the City of Hoopeston from hazardous risks that can cause disasters or catastrophic events and to ensure the continuance of operations of city government. Nixle Alerting System: Provides immediate severe weather and tornado warnings, severe storm watches and advisories, such as heavy snow, icy conditions, wind chill, and more. Weather information is sent as a test message directly to a cellphone. 50/50 Sidewalk Program: Program is for property owners within the city limits who wish to replace a deteriorated sidewalk located around their property. The City of Hoopeston would be responsible for tearing out the old sidewalk. The Council approved bidding contractor will complete the construction of the sidewalk and handicap ramps where required. The property owner pays for 1/2 the cost per square foot to install a new sidewalk and handicap ramps; the city will match the amount and pay the remaining 1/2 of the cost. The property owner's portion must be paid before work can begin.

Provides animal control services throughout the county.

Serves as the animal control for Jersey County, Illinois

Picks up and impounds or returns animals who have strayed from their homes.

Animal Control responds to all reports of aggressive dogs and cats and investigates all dog bites. Please call 573-449-1888.

Animal Care and Control: Apprehends stray animals, licenses pets, investigates reports of animal bites, promotes responsible pet ownership and enforces ordinances.

Animal control picks up stray and nuisance dogs and cats in unincorporated areas of St. Charles County, Missouri.

Handle and investigates complaints regarding dogs who have bitten someone.

Provides animal control services for Randolph County in Illinois

Enforces the City of Joplin's animal control ordinances. Provides rabies control through animal bite investigation and quarantine. Provides stray and loose animal impoundment, wild animal trapping services for property damage control. Investigates nuisance animal complaints, provides animal abuse and neglect investigation.

Provides animal control services throughout Washington county.

Kankakee County Animal Control is committed to preventing the spread of rabies and educating the public on animal health and welfare. The Adoption Center offers cats and dogs available for adoption.

Jefferson County Animal Control is a county department providing the following services: - Controlling animals running at large (dogs and cats). - Protecting the public from dangerous or vicious animals. - Conducting wellbeing checks including instances of possible neglect, abandonment, and abuse. - Picking up stray, unwanted, and feral animals running at-large. - Assisting hospitals with animal bites in order to prevent rabies. - Removing trapped animals for citizens (domestic or wild). - Providing shelter for the pets of citizens experiencing emergency situations (i.e., fire, flood, etc.). - Helping lost pets find their way home. - Providing all services to all villages in the county to prevent animals from running at-large, except in those locations where the leash law does not apply. - Working with the State Inspector (ie, chickens and livestock complaints). - Providing a county-funded animal shelter.

Picks up stray dogs, handles dog bite investigations, and partners with local law enforcement to investigate abuse and neglect cases. Rabies tags are available at the Health Department.

Emergency pick-up for confined stray, injured, and aggressive animals. Responds to residents' reports regarding bites to humans caused by animals.

Animal Control is responsible for administering the inoculation of dogs/cats against rabies and issuing inoculation tags for each dog/cat owned and or housed within the county, handling calls for service concerning all animal bites, animal welfare, and problems relating to invasive dogs/cats throughout the county, and handling stray dogs/cats in the unincorporated part of the county.