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Cuero Animal Control

Animal Control, Shelter and Pet Adoption

(Rates Effective December 1st, 2003.)

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Pet Adoptions
Fees
Livestock
Bites
Nuisance

Cuero Animal Control Shelter
315 E. Broadway>
Cuero, TX 77954
Phone: (361) 275-4749

Shelter Hours:
Mon. - Fri., 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Under the direction of Harvey L. Mauldin the Animal Control Officer, Chester Kitchens, operates the Animal Control Shelter which is located between the Airport and Surface Burial at 315 E. Broadway.

Hours of operation for the Shelter are Monday through Friday 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Please call the number above for appointment as the Animal Control Officer may be out on a call.

Impounded animals will be held for a five (5) day period, unless claimed by owner (proper documentation of ownership must be shown) before disposition of animal according to City Ordinance.

Before release to proper owner, proof of current vaccinations must be presented. Owner is responsible for any and allmedical expenses incurred during pet's stay at the shelter plus any other fees that apply. (See Below)

 Pet Adoptions

View Animals for Adoption / Lost Animals

Before you can adopt a pet dog or cat, you must agree to:

1. Abide by City and State of Texas ordinances and laws that govern pet ownership
   
   
2. Be able to provide food, shelter and medical care for your pet.
   
   
3. Have a permanent residential address.
   
   
4. Have pets vaccinated upon receipt from shelter.
   
   
5. Keep vaccinations up to date.
   
   
6. Agree to allow the Animal control Officer access to periodically check up on an adopted pet.

 Fees

*Plus the cost of shots and/or any other medical expenses incurred while at shelter.

 Livestock

It is unlawful to keep or harbor livestock within the city limits without first obtaining a permit. Application for permits are available at the City Administration Office located at 212 E. Main across the street from the Library.

 Bites

All bites are to be reported immediately to the Animal Control Officer and the local Health Office.

 Nuisance

Vicious, In Estrus ("Heat"), Odors, Noise

1. Any animal known to be vicious is not allowed to run at large and must be restrained.
   
   
2. Any animal unspayed in the state of estrus (heat) is not allowed to run at large and must be restrained.
   
   
3. Any dog, cat or other animal which emits noxious or offensive odors or noises which tend to disturb the peace are to be considered a nuisance and shall be charged accordingly.