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Animal Control serving Merriam, KS.

Animal Control serving the city of Lee's Summit.

Animal Control is responsible for responding to all domesticated animal related complaint calls, picking up and disposing of animal carcasses, picking up and transporting injured animals, and educating the public on animal related ordinances and care issues.

Animal Control of Overland Park will pick up stray animals, write citations for ordinance violations, make court appearances, investigate cruelty and neglect complaints, investigate animal bites, process special animal permits, work with animal owners to resolve barking and disturbance complaints and make educational presentations to civic groups, neighborhood associations and school children.

The Animal Control for Pleasant Hill Missouri is operated through the Pleasant Hill Police Department. Along with animal control duties, they also keep a "Lost and Found" log for cats and dogs.

Animal control is provided for the community including licensing and retrieving stray pets. They may also be able to lend residents traps for wild animals on their property, but refer people to pest control for more assistance with wildlife.

Animal control for the City of Grandview, MO. Impounded animals are boarded at Wayside Waifs.

Animal control unit for Leavenworth, KS.

Enforces animal ordinances and responds to complaints. Will pick up roaming or lost dogs, but not cats.

Olathe Animal Control enforces animal control ordinances, investigates animal bites and animal cruelty cases, rents feral cat traps and offers educational programs. Nuisance wildlife issues are referred to the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.

Animal control for Excelsior Springs, MO. Licenses for domestic pets can be obtained at the shelter.

Animal control for Harrisonville, MO. There is also a small shelter that provides adoption and relocation services.

Animal control for the City of Liberty.

Animal control for the city of Independence.

Animal Control and Rescue investigates nuisance animals and inhumane treatment of animals; responds to emergencies such as animal bites, dangerous animals and wildlife exposures; and offers rabies vaccination clinics, spay and neuter, and disposal of deceased animals.

Enforces animal control laws for Lansing, KS. Officer is part time at the police department.

Enforce ordinances in regards to animals and conduct public education programs on a variety of topics, including animal safety and wildlife cohabitation.

The Animal Control Division of the Raymore Police Department offers pick-up and storage of loose, stray, and dangerous animals; enforcement of Raymore city ordinances regarding animals; maintenance of animals housed at animal control facilities; investigation of animal bite calls; investigation of animal abuse / neglect calls; adoption procedures of animals without homes; direct contact with local veterinary offices regarding animal health concerns.

Residents of Kansas City, MO may report animal control incidents. Animal Health and Public Safety Division officers do not remove wild animals such as squirrels, racoons or opossums from underneath porches, on rooftops, inside attics or unfinished basements. If the wild animal is inside your living area, an animal health officer will respond; first, however, try providing an easy exit route so the animal can leave on its own.

Animal control office serving Prairie Village, KS. Found stray animals are impounded at Great Plains SPCA.

Animal control for city of Belton.

The Bonner Springs Animal Control provides the following animal control services: Impounds domestic animals running at large and/or cites the owners of animals running at large; removes dead animals from city streets; and sets and provides traps for residents for the humane capture of dogs or cats found running at large within the city. They do not pick up or trap wild animals running at large.

Blue Springs, MO Animal Control enforces animal control ordinances, promotes pet adoption and fostering, and responds to reports of stray, injured, or dangerous animals.

The police department handles animal control for the city. If you would like them to pick an animal up, please call the dispatch number. Found stray animals are impounded at Great Plains SPCA.

The Animal Control for the city of Raytown, MO