Division of Animal Control

Announcements

How you can Help Many pets find their way to the Pet Center and our goal is to make them as comfortable and stress free as possible while we help them find their forever homes. To reach this goal, we ask that you help us help them. Find out how you can help.

Pet Center Renovations February 18th Pet Center renovations begin and create a temporary shortage of animal housing. We're asking the community to assist by adopting one of the many wonderful dogs and cats at the Center. Adoptions include spay / neuter / shots and cats are two for one! Owners relinquishing a pet are encouraged to contact rescues and other adoption centers, or wait until construction is complete. The Pet Center will be open during the project. Pet Center Renovations press release and flyer.

Looking for your new BFF? Meet our featured Pets of the Week!

Have a concern or request for Animal Control? Submit and track it online with P.R.I.D.E.

Looking for doggie parks? Look no more! County Parks.

Friend's of the Pet Center is a non-profit organization that supports the St Johns County Pet Adoption & Holding Center and it's animals in our community. Find out how you can help too @ www.fosjcpc.org

Hours of Operation

Pet Center Hours: Sunday: Closed, Monday: Closed to the public, except for scheduled appointments to claim lost pets. No drop offs. Tuesday thru Saturday: Open 9:00am - 4:30pm.
Field Operations: Saturday and Sunday: Available 9:00am - 5:30pm, Monday thru Friday: Available 8:00am - 9:30pm. More information

Field Services & Pet Center

The Officers of Animal Control are in the field 5 days a week. They respond to various concerns from setting cat traps, looking for stray dogs / cats, to checking on the welfare of animals. We also have an Officer on call (Emergencies Only) 7 nights a week, from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. (904) 209-0746.

The Division of Animal Control has 5 full time Animal Control Officers on staff at this time. Our Animal Control Officers are here to protect both the citizens and the pets of St. Johns County. They do this by enforcing the laws established by our County; laws that were established to safeguard both our citizens and their pets.

Our Pet Center has an excellent staff that feeds, waters, cleans, and medicates the animals in our care. We have 2 veterinary technicians that process every animal that comes through our door. The animals are looked over thoroughly, scanned for microchips, and given needed medications.

The Pet Center has a wide variety of dogs and cats that are looking for a loving home. We encourage you to bring your family and your “furry” family members to interact and ensure a good fit. Please come visit us soon!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Animal related concern?

Field Office: (904) 209-0746
Pet Shelter: (904) 209-6190
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