Osceola County Animal Services
Our Mission
At Osceola County Animal Services, our mission is to provide the best possible care to every animal that enters our shelter while diligently working to save lives. We are committed to supporting our community through education, compassion, and effective animal welfare programs.
Building a Better Future
We serve the residents of Osceola County by addressing critical needs, from managing stray populations to investigating animal welfare concerns. Our work goes beyond the shelter doors, as we strive to assist families in keeping their pets through resources like food assistance and veterinary support. We believe in the strength of our community to help us ensure every pet has a safe place to call home.
How We Care
Our shelter in St. Cloud acts as a hub for both permanent and temporary care, utilizing dedicated staff and a foster network to give animals the attention they need. We provide comprehensive medical services for the animals in our care, including mandatory spaying, neutering, and vaccinations for all adoptable pets. By prioritizing health and behavior, we prepare our animals for the successful, long-term bond that every owner dreams of.
Finding Your Perfect Companion
Adoption is a joyful partnership, and we are here to help you find a loyal best friend who fits your lifestyle. Whether you are looking for a playful puppy, a calm senior dog, or a new small animal friend, our team is dedicated to making thoughtful, happy matches. We encourage you to visit our facility to meet our currently available pets in person and experience their unique personalities for yourself.
Connect With Us
Are you ready to meet your new family member? We invite you to browse our current list of adoptable animals online or visit our facility on Old Canoe Creek Road to speak with our team. Together, we can create more success stories and give these wonderful animals the happily ever after they deserve.
- Compassionate staff
- Clean facilities
- Operational friction with intake policies
7/18 - Central Florida animal shelters offer reduced adoption fees due to capacity
Central Florida animal shelters offer $5 or free adoptions to combat overcrowding in Seminole, Osceola, and Marion counties.
5/29 - Rabies Alert Issued for Part of Kissimmee After Cat Tests Positive
The Florida Department of Health in Osceola County has issued a rabies alert for a portion of Kissimmee after a cat tested positive for rabies earlier this week.
5/23 - 24 dogs rescued from unsafe vehicle conditions in Kissimmee animal cruelty investigation
Authorities confirmed the rescued animals are now receiving care.
