How do I report animal abuse in Mobile AL?
Animal Cruelty
- City of Mobile Animal Shelter — (251) 208-2800.
- Mobile County Animal Shelter — (251) 574-3647; after hours call the Mobile County Sheriff’s office at (251) 574-8633.
- Prichard Animal Shelter — (251) 456-5399; after hours call Prichard Police Department (251) 452-2211.
- Saraland Animal Shelter — (251) 679-5570.
Does animal control always kill animals?
Shelters. Animal control agencies often provide temporary homes for pets in the form of shelters. While most non-profit animal shelters are non-kill, government-run shelters may euthanize animals that are not adopted.
Is animal control a real cop?
While there is often confusion as to the powers local animal control officers possess, it is important to recognize that they are real law enforcement officers who enforce a variety of criminal offenses, many of which are jailable.
Who do you call when animals are being mistreated?
Reporting abuse. If you witness suspected cruelty to animals, call your local animal control agency as soon as possible or dial 9-1-1 if you’re unfamiliar with local organizations. If you make a report of alleged animal cruelty, the responding agency is required to investigate.
Can you kill a dog that is attacking your dog?
Yes, you can shoot a dog if it is attacking another pet. However, that pet should fall under the category of “domestic animal.” This includes domestic dogs, cats, chickens, guinea pigs, goats, cattle, and the like.
How do I adopt a dog from Mobile County animal control?
Simply click on the Pet Adoption link. You will find dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens. The Mobile County Animal Shelter (MCAS) wants to reunite lost pets with their owners. If you have lost your pet, contact Mobile County Animal Control at 574-3647 and the shelter staff will be glad to help you.
What is the Mobile County animal control Advisory Board?
Established by the Mobile County Commissioners, the Animal Control Advisory Board advises the Commissioners on all matters pertaining to animal control and the shelter in the unincorporated areas of Mobile County.
What is mobilemobile County animal control’s live release rate?
Mobile County Animal Control has worked extremely hard over the past 5 years to increase our live release rate. We are pleased to announce that with the help of our awesome adopters, many dedicated Placement Partners, and our caring staff that this year we are on track to achieve more than a 90% live release rate!
Are there more animals abandoned in Mobile County than homes available?
Unfortunately, there are more animals abandoned in Mobile County than there are homes to adopt them. Please Opt-To-Adopt! There is nothing more loving or loyal than a shelter pet. The Mobile County Animal Control Department strives to educate the community through: