Torrance County Animal Shelter
Our Mission
At Torrance County Animal Services, our mission is simple and heartfelt: Matching People and Pets for a Lifetime. We are dedicated to providing every animal in our care with the highest quality of life through affection, social interaction, and proper nutrition.
Serving Our Community
We believe in the power of local connection and the importance of being a resource for the citizens of Torrance County. Our team works tirelessly to support homeless and unwanted animals while simultaneously educating our neighbors on the importance of sterilization, vaccination, and basic animal care. From our food pantry to our support for low-cost spay and neuter services, we are here to help our community thrive alongside their beloved companions.
Our Approach to Care
Every animal that comes through our doors receives our full attention, including essential vaccinations, microchipping, and the health support they need to prepare for a new family. We take pride in maintaining a facility that prioritizes the well-being and long-term health of our animals. Whether we are assisting with county licenses or responding to calls for service in our unincorporated areas, our goal is to maintain a safe and supportive environment for all.
Finding Your Perfect Match
Adoption is the beginning of a beautiful, lifelong partnership. We focus on finding quality, permanent homes for all of our healthy and adoptable animals because we believe every pet deserves a family to call their own. Our team is here to guide you through the process, ensuring you have the information needed to make a connection that lasts for years to come.
Connect With Us
Are you ready to meet your new best friend? We invite you to visit our facility in McIntosh, explore our available pets through Petfinder, or reach out to our team at 505-384-5117 to learn more about our adoption process. Join us in our work by visiting us during our business hours, or consider volunteering to help us make a difference in the lives of animals in need.
- Knowledgeable and friendly staff
- Clean, well-maintained facility
- Unfriendly demeanor
7/24 - Something to bark about: Local animal shelters receive $180K for health and comfort improvements
By Rodd Cayton Torrance County and the Town of Edgewood are among 17 animal shelters across New Mexico benefitting from a grant program that disbursed almost $2 million. Danette Langdon, the county’s animal services director, said a $125,000 grant will permit construction of a standalone cat room. She said the project will allow the shelter…
