Provides shelter to homeless animals and places suitable animals in new homes through an adoption program. Services also include dog training, low-cost spay/neuter programs, and a variety of humane education programs.

Provides animal control services throughout the county.

Provides and enforces regulations (ordinances) regarding the treatment and control of animals in the city. Also responsible for the enforcement of the state statutes governing rabies control in domestic companion animals. Adoption services available through the office.

Provides a dog rescue devoted to saving canines in need. Programs include adoption program, foster program, and home to home program, as well as humane investigation (abuse and neglect of dogs). All of the dogs are in foster homes and people must make an appointment and complete the adoption application before adopting. To view available dogs, see the website.

Works to reduce the cat population in Central Illinois using the Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR) method. Services include:

- Spay/neuter trapped cats with the assistance of the participating veterinarians, which are then returned to their original area to be released.

- Vaccinate for rabies and distemper.

- Lend traps.

- Offer advice to caretakers (colony managers) on the feral cat colony maintenance.

- Require caretakers (colony managers) to register with the SFF to request assistance with the TNR.

Low cost spay/neuter services for indoor and outdoor cats are also offered.

Does not:

- Remove or relocate cats.

- Accept or adopt cats.

Offers an animal shelter with cats and dogs. Services include low-cost spay and neuter services for pets, as well as vaccination services.

Provides animal control services throughout the county.

Responds to calls and aids in the rescuing of abandoned, sick or injured or stray animals.

Offers to Help find homes for adoptable animals No animal is ever turned away from the shelter regardless of health, age, breed, or temperament.

All pets for adoption will be spayed/neutered before leaving the shelter, are current on all age-appropriate vaccines and microchipped and tested for heartworms (dogs) or FELV (cats).

Macon County Animal Control has a veterinarian on staff.

Provides many animal services to the county. Animal Control involves the humane capture of loose animals and enforcement of state and county laws pertaining to animals.

Provides a safe haven for those animals who no longer have homes such as those that are strays, runaways, and those seized due to inhumane treatment or cruelty investigations.

Provides the necessary veterinary treatments and social interactions to get them on their way to getting a new owner.

Finds forever homes for the homeless animals of the Cedar Valley.

P.E.T.S. Place. Educate. Teach. Shelter. CBHS is passionate to: Place animals in lifelong, loving homes. Educate on the issues of humane care. Teach responsible pet ownership. Shelter the stray, neglected, and unwanted.

Offers a pet food pantry for older adults.

Offers veterans a chance to benefit from an animal by providing:

- Training Programs.
- Fostering.
- Reduced Adoption Fees.

Also provides active duty military members with foster care for animals during deployment.

Offers veterans a chance to benefit from an animal by providing:

- Training Programs.
- Fostering.
- Reduced Adoption Fees.

Also provides active duty military members with foster care for animals during deployment.

Offers the following services:

- Provides temporary refuge for lost, stray, or unwanted animals.
- Facilitates adoptions of animals to new owners.
- Offers a variety of behavior training courses, fear free training, and pet education classes for pet owners.

The Foster Program offers animals a temporary home for animals waiting on a forever home.
Types of animals in the program:
- Short-Term Animal Refuge (STAR).
- All-Star Dogs, dogs that are in the behavior program.
- Dogs and Puppies.
- Cats and Kittens.
- Parrots and Other Pet Birds.
- Rabbits, Hamsters, and Gerbils.

Provides pet food for pet owners who are struggling to feed their pets due to financial difficulty. A household can use the pantry twice a month. Individuals may only pick up food for their household.

Dogs - food may be picked up for a maximum of 3 dogs (max of 6 bags). Bags are determined by weight of dog. Under 30 pounds, one gallon bag per dog or over 30 pounds, 2 gallon bags per dog.

Cats - Individuals with indoor cats may pick up food for a maximum of 3 cats (max 3 bags of food). One gallon of cat food per cat, one container of litter per household.

ARL does it best to supply pet food to various food pantries across the Metro. Visit website to view a map of all the food pantry locations that have pet food supplies via ARL.

Animal rescue and re-homing Pet Adoption Center.

After submitting an application, an adoption counselor will review and follow-up with any questions. Typically, applications are processed within a few business days. Please allow at least 2 business days before contacting about the status of application.