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The Animal Control division's services include pet adoptions, lost and found for pets, animal cruelty and neglect investigations, dog licensing, animal bite reports, and rescue services for domestic animals.
Animal adoptions. Macomb County Animal Control hosts onsite adoptions during regular business hours. We house a wide variety of adoptable pets seeking loving forever homes.
Macomb County Animal Control does not handle wildlife cases. Residents must contact the DNR or a pest control company. We will only be accepting calls for sick or injured wildlife if there is a bite involved. Shelter Hours of Operation. Monday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tuesday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Wednesday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
There are alternatives for surrendering your pet to the shelter! Try contacting rescue groups or using a rehoming website such as Rehome by Adopt a Pet or Rescue Me! If you have exhausted all options and still need to surrender your pet, please complete the Pet Surrender Request form.
The Macomb County Animal Control promotes the humane and ethical treatment of animals while protecting the health and safety of our residents.
Macomb County Animal Control provides licenses for all of the Macomb County residents except for those residing in Eastpointe, Mount Clemens, Sterling Heights and Warren. Residents in these areas will need to contact their local city offices to verify licensing instruction.
Fostering is a great way to positively impact the life of a homeless pet! Macomb County Animal Control relies on committed foster homes to provide a loving, temporary home for shelter animals until they can be placed in forever adoptive homes.
Macomb County Animal Control relies on committed foster homes to provide a loving, temporary home for shelter animals until they can be placed in forever adoptive homes. Learn more about fostering HERE and apply today!
Warm greeting and courtesy can often influence a person's decision to adopt an animal from the shelter. Help the public navigate their way around the shelter, answer questions and provide heartfelt insight about your shelter favorites!
We want what's best for our shelter pets! It is a great idea to be prepared to adopt by bringing your pet’s current preventative care history. All of the animals available for adoption are spayed/neutered, current on age/species appropriate vaccines, provided with prevention and microchipped.