Anne Arundel County Animal Services
Our Mission
Anne Arundel County Animal Services is dedicated to promoting the humane treatment of animals and ensuring safe, positive human-animal interactions across our community. We strive to create a world where every pet is treated with the care and respect they deserve.
Serving Our Community
As the central resource for stray domestic animals in Anne Arundel County, we play a vital role in keeping our neighborhoods and pets safe. By enforcing local and state laws and responding to public safety concerns, we act as a bridge between the animals in our care and the families who are waiting to love them.
Our Care Model
Our facility in Millersville provides temporary housing for a variety of species, from cats and dogs to smaller companions like rabbits and birds. We are proud of our robust, growing foster program, which allows animals who need a little extra TLC or are not thriving in a shelter environment to grow in loving temporary homes. Every pet in our care receives professional attention, with an on-site medical team dedicated to their well-being.
Finding Your Perfect Match
Adopting is a rewarding journey, and we are here to ensure you find the right companion for your lifestyle and home. Whether you are looking for a playful puppy or a senior cat to cuddle with, we provide the support you need to make the transition a success. We invite you to explore our available pets, visit us during our open hours, and start your next chapter with a new friend.
Connect With Us
Ready to meet your new companion? Visit our website to view our currently available residents or stop by our shelter at 411 Maxwell Frye Road to meet them in person. We look forward to helping you find your perfect match.
- Professional and kind staff
- Efficient, low-cost services
- Unresponsive communication
7/31 - Adoption fees waived at participating shelters through August for Maryland 3,000 Adoption Challenge
Adoption fees are waived at participating animal shelters throughout August as part of the Maryland 3,000 adoption challenge.
