News
Updated and improved pet licensing.
The neediest animals need your help
Training dogs for a better life.
We are pleased to have been chosen as a grant recipient for the Florida Animal Friend annual grant award.
Rescue pets from Hurricane Ida
Low cost pet care for underserved communities.
Kim Staton, Director
A new home for an old friend
Watch our dogs play and learn.
Volunteer program
#givingtuesday
Volunteer program
We want to help you keep your pet or get a new one!
Sunday, June 23 from 12 - 4 only
Community Appreciation Day
A unique opportunity to help.
Saturday, April 27, 2019
Expires March 31, 2019
Cat Pawsitive comes to Osceola County!
The Osceola County Commission passed Ordinance 2018-69 to help citizens identify animal abusers who have been convicted in Osceola County over a 5 year period.
Commissioner holding a special dog.
You provide the love & care, we provide the rest!
We want to help you keep your pet or get a new one!
Join us for our annual community appreciation day event at the shelter Saturday April 14th from 10-2; extended adoption hours until 5:00pm!
Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team transports animals to Florida and South Carolina rescue groups
At the request of the ASPCA® (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®), Osceola County Animal Services received 17 homeless dogs displaced by Hurricane Maria in St. Croix on Thursday.
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In an effort to reduce the number of pets that wind up at the Osceola County Animal Services shelter on a daily basis, a new, “managed intake” program will launch on October 16.
Hurricane season is here and while most Floridians know to prepare a hurricane kit for themselves, sometimes making preparations for our pets can be an afterthought.
Planning ahead for our animals as well as our human family can go a long way to avoiding what happens all too often – finding a last minute solution to the problem of what to do before, during and after a disaster.
Animal Services Stories of Success. Manolo the Flying Dog
Cat Trapping Procedures
Trapping code of feral and domesticated cats.
Leaving pets locked in cars is not a good idea
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Osceola County, Florida – Osceola County, in partnership with local non-profit organization SNiP-It! held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new SNiP-It! Clinic Monday morning.
The Osceola Board of County Commissioners, and their non-profit partners SNiP-it of Central Florida, look to improve services available to pets and pet owners in Osceola County, while simultaneously reducing the need for pet euthanasia.
We are the lucky recipients of an equipment grant from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)!
Did you know that on a 70 degree day it is still too hot to leave a pet in the car?
Any dog or cat that is found wearing a current Osceola County license tag by an Animal Control Officer, even when a complaint has been filed, will receive a courtesy ride home by the Officer if the owner can be reached.
Happy Trails Animal Rescue is a local animal rescue that offers prevention based services in addition to animal rescue and adoption. One of the services we offer is a pet food pantry to help the elderly on fixed incomes and families experiencing financial hardships feed their pets to prevent them from going hungry or ending up in local shelters.