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The Love and Friendship Adoption Center provides fostering and adoption services for dogs and cats. The Center also provides education on the humane treatment of animals through public events. The center welcomes volunteers and relies on donations to continue to provide services. Lower cost micro-chipping and registration services are also available at the center.

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Animal Shelters
Outreach Programs
Animal Foster Care/Rescue Volunteer Opportunities
Foster Care/Temporary Shelter for Animals
Pet Tracking Microchips
Animal Adoption
A self-choice or drive-through pantry. After becoming registered, neighbors can choose from canned and dry goods, bread, meat, dairy and fresh produce based on availability. Neighbors may also choose to drive-through and receive prepackaged food.

Services provided by HHH are tailored to the patient's/client's individual needs. All services available by private pay or Medicaid waiver only.

Services include encouraging active thinking and light exercise, errands, friendly conversation, homemaker services, meal preparation, planning social activities, pet care assistance, snow removal and lawn care, and transportation assistance.

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Domestic Animal Services
Supported Living Services for Adults With Disabilities
In Home Meal Preparation
Friendly Visiting
General Yard Work
Disability Related Transportation
Homemaker Assistance
Housekeeping Assistance
Residential Snow Shoveling

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.

Responsible for all animal control needs and problems within city limits.
Provides care of stray and abused animals, adoption of animals, Licensing and permits, emergency housing, disaster response, neglect and cruelty investigation, stray animal pick up and a food bank.
Services include:
-- Pet adoptions.
-- Pet surrenders.
-- Lost animal report taken.
-- Micro-chipping to public.
-- Pet licensing sold for City of Grand Island.
-- Pet cemetery.
-- Animal Control for City of Grand Island and Hall County.
Story County Animal Control is charged with the care and management of animal issues within rural areas of Story County and areas that are in contract with Story County for their animal control needs. Animal Control aids in housing and caring for abandoned and roaming domestic pets, animal neglect cases, as well as investigating bites and wildlife encounters with the citizens of Story County.
No-kill shelter.

Temporary shelter may be available for animals when their owner is staying at an area homeless shelter.
Low cost spay and neuter program for pet cats and free roaming cats while funding is available.
Provides animal control services including dispatch in response to calls for stray or loose dogs, animal neglect, and wildlife calls involving public safety issues.
Provides a shelter for unwanted pets and stray animals for Warren County. Adoption services for families desiring a pet. Investigation of suspected cases of animal cruelty. General information about care of animals, particularly family pets. Assistance in finding lost pets and boarding facility also available.

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).

Categories

Domestic Animal Services
Supervises Election and Voter Information, Tax Levies, Maps and Census Information, CAFR and Animal Licenses. Also helps residents living in a unincorporated part of Polk County to register their pets and receive an animal license.

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County Government Departments/Offices
Domestic Animal Services
Tax Forms

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.

Animal Control Services provides for:

-- Registration of all dogs and cats

-- Microchipping

-- Rabies control

Low-cost spay/neuter program available.

Domestic animal services including pet licensing, cattery and kennel licenses, farm animal permit inspections, trapping and hunting, bite investigations, cruelty investigations, enforcement of animal control codes.
Offers pet food, no more than 100 lbs.of dog food and 25 lbs. of cat food each month. 40 lbs of cat litter is also available.
Provides pet licenses.
Food pantry available when needed.

Pet food also available.

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.

Customer service center.

Categories

Refuse Collection
Domestic Animal Services
Utility Service Providers
Government Information Services
Licensing of animals.

Lost and found reporting.

Investigates bites and attacks caused by aggressive animals, rabies, cruelty and neglect reports.

Picks up stray, injured, dead and unlicensed animals, as well as wildlife removal and assistance.

Spaying/neutering grant is limited to City of Lincoln residents with an income of 185% below poverty.

Educational programs.

Offers boarding for companion animals at a reasonable cost.

Pet adoptions.

Shelters pets when owners are in a homeless shelter or otherwise temporarily unable to care for them.

Pet food pantry for Douglas and Sarpy County Residents

Provides enforcement of state, county, and city ordinances (upon request) pertaining to dog and cats, impounding animals found to be in violation of those ordinances. investigating bite incidents, investigating inhumane treatment of animals, investigating domestic livestock injury claims.

Assistance is given in reclaiming lost pets and stray animals are received and housed. Prior to any adoption, animals are inoculated, spayed/neutered, and a microchip is inserted for easy identification of lost pets.