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Seminole County Animal Services was established in the early 1970’s to have local ordinances to prevent domestic animal nuisances and to have a safe place to take stray and homeless pets. Today not only do we enforce ordinances, we provide such services as rabies vaccinations and microchipping as well. We ask that you “Adopt- Don’t Shop” and come to the shelter and adopt your next family pet. We also have plenty of volunteer and foster home opportunities if you would like to help the homeless pets in our community. As our mission statement says “We strive to preserve the lives of all animals”.
If you have lost a pet or are looking to adopt, check out all the animals in the shelter at www.24petconnect.com. If you recognize a lost pet you will need to come down to the shelter to positively identify the animal.
If you have any questions or concerns about an animal located at the shelter, please call 407-665-5201.
If you have recently adopted a puppy or kitten from Seminole County Animal Services, and it now requires a Rabies vaccine, please call at 407-665-5201.
If you need to surrender your pet to the shelter, please contact our front desk staff at 407-665-5201 to make arrangements.
All animals available for adoption will come with their basic vaccines, worming and spay/neutering
All animals available for adoption will come with their basic vaccines, worming and spay/neutering.
Hound around Town allows a trained volunteer to take a vetted shelter dog away from the shelter for two hours leave.
Get ready for this holiday season with our annual adoption event, Paws and Claus.
If you are missing a pet please come to the shelter to see if it’s here
If you are 18 years or older and have a passion for animals we would love to have you join our volunteer team.
This live cam overlooks the special cat adoption room at Seminole County Animal Services in Sanford, Florida. This room is home to playful kittens awaiting their new homes. Watch all their antics, from afternoon cat-naps to spirited wrestling and more.