Adoption program for dogs and cats.

Adoption of unwanted cats and dogs provided.

Cats and dogs available for adoptions.

Places stray and homeless pets with people who are willing to provide for their care.

Promotes and protects public safety through education and animal care providing quality sheltering, adoptions, and pet placement programs.

Services and Programs include: - Spay/Neuter Clinic. - Rescue and Adoption. - Dog Training. - Surrendering Pet Services. - Transport Program. - Foster Program. - Home Buddies Program.

No-kill shelter that cares for up to 30 dogs and 60 cats at any given time.

No-kill animal shelter providing the following services: - Provides emergency pet food assistance when supply is available. - Offers low income spay and neuter voucher assistance. - Provides veterinary care assistance when needed to maintain owner retention. - Works to eliminate dog fighting and abuse in our community through education and legislative action. - Partners with local veterinarians to promote adoption, care, spay and neutering. - Teaches care and responsible pet care and ownership to the public. - Responds to concerns of animal abuse and neglect.

Rescues, provides veterinary care for (veterinary exam, core vaccinations, spay/ neuter services, microchipping, worming), and finds permanent adoptive homes for homeless dogs. All dogs are housed in foster homes.

Promotes the humane treatment of hooved animals through education, legislation, investigation and, if necessary, legal intervention (impoundment). Also provides physical rehabilitation to animals that have endured severe neglect and abuse and then facilitates adoption to compassionate homes. Animals targeted are: horses, sheep, goats, llamas, and pot-belly pigs.

The shelter takes in animals from the entire county and is the only shelter in the county. Animal Control and Humane Society volunteers work hand in hand to care for all the cats and dogs that come into the shelter.

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.

- Provides temporary refuge for lost, stray, or unwanted animals. - Facilitates adoptions of animals to new owners. - Offers a variety of behavior training courses, fear free training, and pet education classes for pet owners. The Foster Program offers animals a temporary home for animals waiting on a forever home. Types of animals in the program: - Short-Term Animal Refuge (STAR). - All-Star Dogs, dogs that are in the behavior program. - Dogs and Puppies. - Cats and Kittens. - Parrots and Other Pet Birds. - Rabbits, Hamsters, and Gerbils.

Non-profit, no-kill shelter with cats and dogs. Also provides low-cost spay and neuter services for pets, as well as vaccination services.

- Pet Adoption Center - houses relinquished pets and attempts to find permanent, responsible homes. Calling before bringing animals to the shelter is required. - Lost and Found - records information about lost and found animals in hopes of reuniting lost pets with their owners.

Accepts rescued and surrendered dogs and cats and places them for adoption.

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.

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.

Citizens for Animal Rescue and Adoption (CARA) is a no-kill shelter and rescue for homeless, injured, neglected, or surrendered animals. Provides care and rehabilitation for the animals housed at the shelter. Services include: - Animal adoptions. - Low cost spay and neuter program.

Provides many animal services to the county. Animal Control involves the humane capture of loose animals and enforcement of state and county laws pertaining to animals. Provides a safe haven for those animals who no longer have homes such as those that are strays, runaways, and those seized due to inhumane treatment or cruelty investigations. Provides the necessary veterinary treatments and social interactions to get them on their way to getting a new owner.

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.

No-kill shelter that provides a safe environment for animals in transition. The society serves as an advocate for animals and their companion people, works to end animal overpopulation, and educates the public about compassion and responsibility towards all animals.

Provides shelter to homeless animals and places suitable animals in new homes through an adoption program. The Society accepts companion animals (dogs, cats, rabbits, and other pets) relinquished by their owners. Seniors for Seniors: The adoption fee will be waived for approved senior-citizen adopters of any cat or dog over 10 years of age. Seniors are eligible at 60 years of age and up. Feral Cats - Trap, Neuter and Return: Trapped feral cats may be brought to the shelter for spay/ neuter surgery for later release. Champaign County residents will be given priority. Humane traps may be "rented" for no fee, but an agreement must be signed to return it. There is a fee for surgeries. CCHS also conducts investigations of possible animal neglect or cruelty under the Illinois Humane Care for Animals Act. However, any emergencies involving animal abuse should be reported to the police immediately. CCHS provides dog training, low-cost spay/neuter programs, and a variety of humane education programs. Note: People with problems related to stray or lost/found pets should also contact Champaign County Animal Control.

- Provides temporary refuge for lost, stray, or unwanted animals. - Facilitates adoptions of animals to new owners. - Offers a variety of behavior training courses, fear free training, and pet education classes for pet owners. The Foster Program offers animals a temporary home for animals waiting on a forever home. Types of animals in the program: - Short-Term Animal Refuge (STAR). - All-Star Dogs, dogs that are in the behavior program. - Dogs and Puppies. - Cats and Kittens. - Parrots and Other Pet Birds. - Rabbits, Hamsters, and Gerbils.

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.