
The City of Springtown Animal Control Division is dedicated to promoting public safety, protecting animal welfare, and fostering responsible pet ownership throughout our community. We believe that by working together, we can ensure Springtown remains a safe and compassionate home for both our residents and their beloved animals.
As a vital service within the City of Springtown, our division operates under the umbrella of the Police Department to provide essential care for animals in need. We address a wide variety of community concerns, ranging from reuniting lost pets with their families to investigating welfare issues and providing education on pet safety. Our work is rooted in the shared values of our growing city, ensuring that the human-animal bond is supported by proactive oversight and professional guidance.
Our operation is a dedicated partnership between city staff and the community. We maintain a local shelter environment and proudly coordinate foster programs for both dogs and cats, which helps us provide a comfortable, nurturing space for animals while they await their forever families. This network allows us to provide individualized attention to our residents, ensuring every animal receives appropriate care, vaccinations, and the opportunity for a healthy start.
We believe that every adoption is the beginning of a meaningful partnership that strengthens our community. By connecting you with a pet that fits your lifestyle, we help create lasting bonds that enrich your home and our city. Whether you are looking to provide a temporary foster home or ready to make a permanent commitment, your involvement makes a tangible difference in the lives of our animals.
We invite you to explore the rewarding opportunities to support our animals through fostering, donating, or visiting our shelter. If you are ready to open your home to a new companion or have questions about our services, please reach out to our team via email at aco@cityofspringtown.com or contact us through the Springtown Police Department.