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Supervises Election and Voter Information, Tax Levies, Maps and Census Information, CAFR, and Animal Licenses. Provides assistance to residents in unincorporated parts of Polk County to register their pets and obtain animal licenses.

Also offers access to tax forms, including federal, state, and property tax-related documents, as well as applications for tax relief, rent rebates, and other similar resources.

Responsible for all animal control needs and problems within city limits.

Animal control officers protect the domestic animal population from abuse, neglect, and other health risks. Officers work to ensure the human population is protected from disease and injury associated with pets, strays, and wild animals.

The Pottawattamie County Animal Control Services office is located at 600 South 4th Street, Council Bluffs, IA 51503.

Upholds the County regulations for licensing animals, investigates complaints, and works to ensure the safety of the public and pets from communicable diseases and dangerous strays.

Investigates stray animals, bite incidents, rabies symptoms, and neglect or abuse.

Works with the community to identify animals in distress, at risk, or who are a disturbance. It is the goal of the animal control division to return animals to their owners in all appropriate cases or to move animals to a safe shelter environment.

Provides a no-kill animal shelter for stray and abandoned dogs and cats in McHenry County and surrounding areas. The animals are provided a sanctuary where they receive medical care, spaying or neutering, daily care, love, and the opportunity to be adopted by a responsible owner.

Provide services including pet licensing and registration, veterinary care to animals in need, animal welfare and cruelty investigations, pet adoptions, and more.

Provides in-home assistance for the care of pets. Services available include walking pets, cleaning litter boxes, providing rides to the vet or groomer, administer pet medication, and other tasks needed for pet's wellbeing.

Offers Animal Licenses for dogs and cats. Payment for licenses are made at the City Clerk's Office.

Animal welfare services including cruelty and abandonment investigations.

Animal control, such as pick up of loose animals, dead animals, dog bites, and rabies tracking.

Lost and found reunites pet owner with lost pets when possible. Reclaim hours are Mon-Fri 12 pm-7 pm, Sat-Sun 12 pm-5 pm.

Adoption services Mon-Fri 12 pm-7 pm, Sat-Sun 10 am-5 pm.

Pet Food Pantry offers free pet food to owners facing economic issues on Friday 2 pm-4 pm at the Spay Neuter Center.

AnimMeals offers delivery of free pet food to low income seniors.

Licenses for cats and dogs in Douglas and Sarpy counties.

Emergency sheltering for those going to the hospital, loss of home, or natural disaster.

Low cost spay and neuter for pets.

Humane education through literature, films, speakers.

Training classes for dogs and puppies. Free behavior helpline for tips on animal issues

.Project P.E.T.S. (Pet Enhanced Therapy for Seniors) places suitable pets as residents in long-term care facilities.

Project Pet Safe provides temporary housing of pets of domestic violence victims.

Rainbow Bridge pet cremation services.

Retail shop for pet supplies; Mon-Fri 12 pm-7 pm, Sat-Sun 10 am-5 pm.

Provides and enforces regulations (ordinances) regarding the treatment and control of animals in the city. Also responsible for the enforcement of the state statutes governing rabies control in domestic companion animals. Adoption services available through the office.

Picks up stray and unwanted dogs, investigates animal neglect or abuse, and offers dog adoptions.

Offers guidance for pet parents who need help with their pet’s behavior. Owners can call the Cat Behavior or Dog Behavior helplines to speak with one of the behavior specialists. Can also offer assistance with other species.

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.

Offers LIMITED Animal Control Services. The Village does NOT provide dead wildlife/animal removal services. Property owners should call a wildlife service for removal or throw the carcass in with their garbage (wear gloves, double bag a garbage bag).

Provides the following services:

- Homeless animal shelter.

- Animal adoption.

- Low-cost veterinary care.

- Free pet food pantry.

- Low cost spay/neuter.

Responsible for the enforcement of the state statutes governing rabies control in domestic companion animals. Also provides animal adoption services.

Provides low cost spay/neuter services for cats whose owners are low-income or college students.

Provides an Animal Welfare Intervention Coordinator to assist law enforcement agencies throughout the state. If there is an animal welfare concern outside of the city limits of Des Moines, citizens are encouraged to contact local law enforcement in their community to report first. Citizens can then email or call Animal Welfare Intervention Coordinator for more information and follow up.

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.

Offers veterans a chance to benefit from an animal by providing training programs, fostering, and reduced adoption fees. Also provides active duty military members with foster care for animals during deployment.

AKC affiliated dog training club offers training for dogs and owners at several levels, entertainment programs for local groups, educational programs for children on care of dogs, and reduced-rate coupons for classes for dogs adopted from local shelters.

Animal welfare services, including animal shelter, adoption program for homeless animals, advocacy for enforcement of county ordinances through the Lancaster County Sheriff's Department, pet therapy programs, development of legislation and ordinances, cremation, euthanasia, presentations to community groups, volunteer and education programs.

Provides a safe and humane place for the care of homeless, unwanted, lost, injured and many other animals, while owners are sought.

Provides individually bagged pet food, to individuals who are elderly or disabled so they can keep their pet for companionship. Provides enough pet food for up to two pets.

Provides assistance for stray cats and dogs, barking dogs, biting incidents, and the capture of domestic or wild animals posing a health or safety threat.