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City of Midlothian Animal Control
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The Animal Control Department provides response for complaints concerning domestic animals, reptiles and livestock.
The Animal Control Officer is responsible for impounding animals that are stray, quarantining animals which have bitten humans, and disposing of dead animals.
Report lost or found pets at www.midlothian.tx.us/lostfoundpet
Animal Control Officers:
David Klein (david.klein@midlothian.tx.us)
Administrative Assistant:
Rebecca Jones (rebecca.jones@midlothian.tx.us)
If you see a loose dog, injured, animal or hear barking dogs, please contact the non-emergency number at 972-775-3333 so that Animal Control or an officer can respond. If you have a situation with a dangerous or aggressive dog, please call 911.
For general information regarding a lost or found animal, a surrender, shelter hours or to make an appointment or have other questions regarding adoptions or volunteering, please call the administrative office number at 972-775-7614, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
You may contact the shelter directly at (972) 775-7628
The Animal Control Officer is responsible for impounding animals that are stray, quarantining animals which have bitten humans, and disposing of dead animals.
Report lost or found pets at www.midlothian.tx.us/lostfoundpet
Animal Control Officers:
David Klein (david.klein@midlothian.tx.us)
Administrative Assistant:
Rebecca Jones (rebecca.jones@midlothian.tx.us)
If you see a loose dog, injured, animal or hear barking dogs, please contact the non-emergency number at 972-775-3333 so that Animal Control or an officer can respond. If you have a situation with a dangerous or aggressive dog, please call 911.
For general information regarding a lost or found animal, a surrender, shelter hours or to make an appointment or have other questions regarding adoptions or volunteering, please call the administrative office number at 972-775-7614, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
You may contact the shelter directly at (972) 775-7628
Hours of operation
Tuesday1:00PM - 5:30PMWednesday1:00PM - 5:30PMThursday1:00PM - 5:30PMFriday1:00PM - 5:30PMSaturday9:00AM - 12:00PM
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May 22, 2013
Keep C. asked:Have you been to the Midlothian Animal Shelter lately? It's nothing but a corrugated barn bursting at the hinges with cages and cages of animals that need a home, and a few good but overwhelmed folks trying to care for them all. They do a good job, but resources are very limited and so animals are euthanized constantly--and even that costs money. The Humane Society estimates that 60% of households have two or more pets--so that would be roughly 3,600 more animals in town...and about 1/4 of those will get out or have litters that they can't care for. What will happen then? Is there a plan? This is a microcosm of what will happen to our whole town. Come on 6/3 and say NO to high density housing. Don't allow hearsay to discourage you!Keep C. replied:**Currently there are three dogs at the Midlothian Shelter who have until 11 am tomorrow before they are euthanized. If you are looking for a dog, take a look and see if you can help. If you don't want this number to rise to 6 dogs a day, come to the meeting and encourage the city to get it's services in order before they take on 60% more citizens.https://www.facebook.com/MidlothianTXAnimalControl
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