County Animal Shelter that provides seizing and impounding of stray dogs and cats; animal adoption services; spaying/neutering services.

The Marion County Dog Pound is under the control of the Marion County Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff is committed to serving the community by protecting the health, safety and welfare of animals. MCSO’s Dog Wardens are primarily focused on domestic animal issues and the enforcement of dog laws. In their role as Dog Warden, deputies respond to calls for dog abuse, aggressive or vicious dogs, abandonment or neglect, as well as dogs running at large or any other violation of dog laws. It is required by law to hold a dog for 3 days to allow the owner to claim it. If it’s not claimed, it will then be an adoptable dog. We will post all adoptable dogs on our Facebook page along with pictures. The adoption fee is $123.00 which includes the price of tags, spay and neuter surgery and the Bordatello, Rabies and Distemper Parvo Vaccines. If the adopter is over the age of 60, the adoption portion of the fee is waived (dog tag and vet care fees still apply).

Provides an animal warden who coordinates animal-related services for the City of Warrensville Heights.

Picks up stray animals. Because of limited space, holds animals up to 3 days before turning them over to Animal Protective Leaugue (APL). Rescues domestic animals in hazardous situations. Investigates cruelty to animals reports.

Assist residents with animal problems and complaints. Offers animal control, animal rescue, and animal lost and found, investigates cruelty to animals complaints, offers general information, and responds to bite reports. No longer loans humane animal traps.

Provides an animal control officer and a variety of animal-related services for the city.

Picks up stray animals and impounds them or returns them to their owners. Enforces leash laws and animal sanitation ordinances. Handles complaints regarding animals.

Enforces animal ordinances. Conducts dog and animal bite investigations. Removes dead animals from the public right-of-way.

Provides animal control, animal rescue, and animal poison information. Maintains an animal shelter where stray animals may stay for three to five days. Does not trap nuisance animals contained within a home.

Enforces dog-related ordinances and offers dog licensing. Handles and investigates complaints regarding injured, stray dogs, and dog bites. Picks up stray dogs (not owner-surrendered dogs). Provides a kennel for stray dogs and accepts dogs surrendered by owners. Offers dogs for adoption (if stray is licensed, will try to reunite dog with owner before offering for adoption). Adoption includes behavioral and medical evaluations, spay/neuter services, vaccines, de-worming, and a microchip. Offers euthanasia services for dogs that are suffering from advanced age, incurable disease, or severe injury.

Provides the services of an animal control officer for the Village of Woodmere. Offers animal control and rescue.

Provides animal control for Chagrin Falls Village and Chagrin Falls Township.

Provides Animal Control services for the residents of Berea. Offers temperary placement of stray animals and provides humane animal traps.

Provides animal control and rescue, assists owners looking for a lost pet, and investigates complaints of cruelty to animals.

Provides investigations into cruelty towards animals, animal rescue, animal lost and found services, dead animal pick-up, and loose dog services to residents of the City of North Olmsted.

Provides animal control services, including loose dog capture and trapping of feral wildlife, for the City of Brunswick. Does not accept animals from outside city limits. Also offers dogs and cats that go through their system for adoption.

Provides Community Health and Environmental service, accepting complaints and requests regarding building inspections, community health, recyling, sewer maintenance and environmental for city services and public health issues, such as West Nile Virus, or food safety information such as salmonella i

Provides animal control services for Olmsted Township. Services include pet recovery and provides humane animal traps to aid in the capture and removal of all nuisance animals.

Strives to provide humane animal control through law enforcement, compassion towards animals and promotion of responsible pet ownership. Offers animals for adoption. Attempts to locate owners of impounded animals using any identifying information found on its collar or tag.

Provides spay/neuter subsidy program for cats and dogs to low-medium households, monthly spay/neuter cat clinic for outside cats ($15 for males and $20 for females)for all Greene County residents. Provides free pet food to low income families (once a month). Responds to calls concerning potential livestock abuse or neglect. Provides guidance on animal care, including options available for veterinary assistance. We do not operate a shelter but assist in finding homes for animals.

Enforces the law and tickets offenders who do not properly confine or control their dogs. Performs license checks and responds to reports of neglected, abused, abandoned, or nuisance dogs. Provides animal rescue services for dogs in emergency, life-threatening situations (such as being stuck in a fast-moving stream). Also investigates dog bites as well as livestock deaths caused by dogs or coyotes. Investigates reported incidents of cruelty to dogs. Dogs are held by the Dog Warden for 3 days, then housed by the Ross County Humane Society.

Provides animal control services for Adams County.

Enforces the law and tickets offenders who do not properly confine or control their dogs. Performs license checks and responds to reports of neglected, abused, abandoned, or nuisance dogs. Provides animal rescue services for dogs in emergency, life-threatening situations (such as being stuck in a fast-moving stream). Will also investigate livestock deaths caused by dogs or coyotes.