Tri-City Animal Shelter & Adoption Center

If you SEE your missing pet on our Lost & Found page and it is after hours, please TEXT your pet’s information such as picture, vet records, or other proof of ownership, along with your contact info to 469-503-0150 to arrange a possible reunite. The after hours number only receives text messaging, phone calls will not be answered.

 

This phone line is for lost pet inquiries, animal emergencies will need to call 972-223-6111.

Scheduling an appointment to surrender your pet is no longer a requirement. We kindly ask for your patience, as this change may lead to increased wait times while we strive to provide the highest level of service to both our community and pets. Appointments can still be arranged for potential placement benefits and first-come, first-served opportunities on the same day. To make an appointment, please call us at 972-291-5335 during business hours.


If you are missing a pet, it is highly recommend to visit the shelter for an in-person walk through and to check our Lost & Found Animals. Stray animals are held for 72 hours for owner reclaim.


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A Message from our Friends:

Our pre-adoption spay/neuter program has subsidized surgery for over 6,000 adopted dogs and cats from Tri-City Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. For the past six years, we have ensured that 100% of animals adopted from the shelter were sterilized before going home, preventing those animals from contributing to overpopulation.

We need your help to keep spaying and neutering shelter animals! 

Watch our Give with a PURRpose Surgery Suite & Medical Center Capital Campaign video to learn more!

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In Case You Missed Some of Our Events This Year!

Photography donated by Herb & Betty Doller, HB PhotoGraphic Imagery www.HBPhotoImagery.com

Our Paws, Claws & Outlaws Event was a HUGE success and a whole lot of fun! To see more photos from this year's Gala, please click on the photo below. Don't forget!  Be sure to stop by our Friends' page for even more information about getting involved with events like this!

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Over 75 animals found their homes at our Clear the Shelters Event!
Another HUGE success at our Paws in the Pool-Oolza Event with our amazing Friends group!

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