Free Spay and Neuter Program Available for Escambia County Residents Starting March 1
Beginning March 1, a free spay/neuter program will be available for Escambia County residents who meet income guidelines.
Escambia County is committed to working in partnership with the community to create a safe, healthy and caring environment for both citizens and animals. We promote citizen safety, responsible pet ownership, and education in the reduction of animal over population. The animal shelter is located at 200 West Fairfield Drive and the hours are noon to 6 p.m. on Tuesday through Saturday.
The Shelter can be reached by calling (850) 595-3075 or by email - animalshelter@myescambia.com.
Animal Control can be reached by calling (850) 595-0097 or by email - animalcontrol@myescambia.com.
The Animal Shelter is now accepting online donations to help offset the care and feeding of our animals. Your donation is greatly appreciated. Clicking the Donate link will open a page on PayPal.com where you can donate using either a PaylPal account or a major credit card. After completing the transaction, PayPal will e-mail you a receipt for the donation.
Beginning March 1, a free spay/neuter program will be available for Escambia County residents who meet income guidelines.
The Escambia County Animal Shelter is now accepting online donations to help offset the care and feeding of animals under their care. To donate, simply click the “Donate” link on our Animal Services to open a page on PayPal.com where you can donate using either a PayPal account or a major credit card. After completing the transaction, PayPal will e-mail you a receipt for the donation.
Your new best friend is waiting for you! Come visit the Animal Shelter at 200 West Fairfield Drive, Tuesday through Saturday between noon and 6 p.m.
See our adoptable animals by clicking your preferences below:
See our adoptable animals here.
Your new best friend is waiting for you! Come visit the Animal Shelter at 200 West Fairfield Drive, Tuesday through Saturday between noon and 6 p.m.
When you enter the lobby, please tell the staff that you are interested in adopting a pet, and you will be guided to the adoption areas for dogs and cats.
Help us reduce the huge numbers of animals that end up in our shelter every week. There are so many that most are never able to be placed in homes. Have all your pets spayed or neutered. Pets altered early in life have a reduced rate of reproductive cancers.
For those of modest means we have a low cost pet spay/neuter program ($15-30). If your total household income is below $35,000.00, we may be able to help.
Bring the following items in order to set up your appointment: