San Angelo Animal Shelter & Control: Adoption Hours 2026

Verified September 23, 2026

Shelter contact information, facility hours, adoption prices, 2026 Animal Control fees, staff names, after-hours routing, lost/found guidance, local animal rules and rabies information were checked against current City of San Angelo sources.

Address ZIP discrepancy handled

The City’s dedicated shelter facility listing uses 76905, while one Animal Services contact page displays 76903. This guide uses the facility-specific 3142 US Highway 67 North, San Angelo, TX 76905 for navigation rather than silently choosing the conflicting contact-page ZIP.

Independent guide

Animal-Shelter.org is not the City of San Angelo, San Angelo Animal Services, San Angelo Police Department or a veterinary clinic. Official City pages control current services and policies.

Time-sensitive concern

Call Animal Services at 325-657-4224 Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

After hours

Use City non-emergency dispatch at 325-657-4315 for a time-sensitive animal concern outside those hours.

Online complaint

The City’s form currently includes concerns such as dog at large, tethered dog, unaltered pets, cruelty and livestock-location issues.

If your pet is missing

• Check the City’s live shelter inventory through 24PetConnect.
• Use ZIP code 76905 when filtering the live inventory.
• Check the City’s “Claim Your Canine” Facebook posts.
• Post a recent photo and useful description on local lost-pet channels.
• Visit or call Animal Services quickly if a shelter animal could be yours.
• Confirm that your microchip company has your current phone number.

If you found a pet

• Safely secure the animal if you can do so without putting yourself at risk.
• If you cannot safely contain it, call 325-657-4224.
• Check tags, collars and rabies-tag information.
• Have the animal scanned for a microchip at Animal Services or another local scanner location.
• The City suggests holding a found pet for up to 48 hours when you are able and comfortable doing so.
• Ask about the Good Samaritan program if temporary care is possible.

Current listed surrender fee

The City of San Angelo’s 2026 fee schedule lists animal surrender at $10.

Call before transporting an owned pet

Because current public pages do not clearly publish a surrender appointment window, call 325-657-4224 and confirm intake availability, documents and timing first.

Lower end

The current program begins at $10 for qualifying applicants.

Upper listed amount

The current fee schedule lists up to $65 depending on federal poverty level.

Eligibility first

The fee schedule does not by itself explain every appointment or documentation step. Contact Animal Services for current eligibility and scheduling.

No public shelter veterinary hospital identified

Current City sources do not describe San Angelo Animal Shelter as a public full-service veterinary hospital or community veterinary clinic.

No named public shelter veterinarian verified

The current City pages reviewed for this guide do not publish a named veterinarian with public appointment hours at the shelter. This article therefore does not invent a doctor name.

Limited health-support fees are real

Microchips, heartworm testing, flea/tick treatment, spay/neuter assistance and vet transport appear in the City’s current Animal Control fee schedule.

Report animal bites

The City Animal Services page directs people who have been bitten by an animal to call 325-657-4224.

Do not handle a bat

The City’s 2026 rabies notice says to contact Animal Services if a bat is inside your home or if you find one grounded or injured.

Get medical care for exposure

The City advises seeking medical attention promptly after bites or scratches from wild animals.

City street or public right-of-way

Call Animal Services at 325-657-4224 to report an injured or dead animal on a City-owned street or right-of-way.

Private property

The homeowner is normally responsible for removal. The City’s exception is a top rabies-risk animal such as a coyote, skunk, raccoon, fox or bat; contact Animal Services for assistance in that situation.

Do not automatically remove young kittens

The City notes that many kittens are still being cared for by their mother and may not need immediate human removal.

Community-cat TNR

San Angelo Animal Services encourages humane trapping, spay/neuter, vaccination and return for community cats.

Colony assistance

The City asks residents with a colony needing spay/neuter help to contact Animal Services through its current community-cat route.

Dogs and cats over four months

The City says dogs and cats over four months must be current on rabies vaccination, spayed/neutered unless an exception applies, and microchipped.

City registration

Cats, dogs, ferrets and potbellied pigs inside City limits must be registered. This guide does not publish a registration fee because a current amount was not verified from the sources reviewed.

Tethering restriction

San Angelo says a dog may not be chained for more than two hours within a 24-hour period.

Breeder permit

Selling animals without a breeder’s permit is illegal under current City rules.

Multi-pet permit

Residents keeping more than seven permanent dogs over four months old must have a multi-pet permit.

Livestock rules differ

San Angelo publishes separate livestock requirements. Check the City code before keeping livestock inside City limits.

Halie Guillen

The current City staff directory lists Halie Guillen as Animal Shelter Supervisor.

Carlos Carrillo

The City lists Carlos Carrillo as Animal Services Officer Supervisor.

Angela Bloss

Animal Services sits within Neighborhood & Family Services. The City’s current Animal Services page lists Angela Bloss as Neighborhood & Family Services Director.

Accessible facility

The official facility listing identifies the shelter as ADA accessible.

Accessible parking & entrance

The City specifically lists accessible parking and an accessible entrance at the shelter.

Communication or policy accommodation

The City’s accessibility page says people needing an auxiliary aid, communication service or policy modification should contact the City as early as possible, ideally at least 48 hours before the activity.