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Sedgwick County Animal Control... working for you.

Sedgwick County...working for you
Animal Control

1015 Stillwell  ▪  Wichita, KS 67213  ▪  Tel: (316) 660-7070  ▪  Fax: (316) 383-7553
www.sedgwickcounty.org/animalcontrol

1015 Stillwell  ▪  Wichita, KS 67213  ▪  Tel: (316) 660-7070  ▪  Fax: (316) 383-7553
Toll Free:  800-527-0709
HOURS: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-Sun

Sedgwick County Animal Control PatchThe Animal Control Department enforces Sedgwick County codes on the housing and care of animals, and ensures that animals and their remains do not pose a health or safety hazard to County residents. The enforcement activities include returning stray dogs to their owners, returning loose cattle to fenced pastures, investigating animal cruelty or violations of dangerous animal laws, and removing deer carcasses from County rights-of-way.

Mission

Protecting the health and safety of the community from dangers and nuisances caused by stray and or threatening animals, and to ensure the proper care and safety of animals.

News and Events

Spay and Neuter Your Pets

Each year, animal shelters across the nation care for millions of homeless animals, the majority of which will be put to death if a home cannot be found for them. In fact, approximately 65% of animals, that’s 20,000 per day, checked into a shelter will not go home, and these numbers are on the rise.

Animals that run free in our communities also pose a potential health and/or nuisance risk for residents.

To help reduce the number of animals at large and those that will be euthanized, Sedgwick County Animal Control encourages pet owners to spay and neuter their animals immediately after purchase or adoption. It also is imperative that an animal’s rabies vaccination and license remain current.

Adopting animals from shelters is an intelligent choice because many shelters provide spay and neuter services when you adopt an animal or include the cost of doing so by a private veterinarian in the price of adopting the animal.

Spay and neutering are humane procedures that usually cause very little discomfort and recovery time for the animal. Pet owners have the responsibility to care for their animals appropriately, as well as any offspring they might produce. Prevention is the best way to ensure the health and well being of the animals in our communities.


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