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Moore Animal Welfare Adoption Center

To protect and serve the citizens of Moore and their pets

 

 

Located at:                                                                                  

3900 S I-35 Service Road

Moore, OK 73160

 

Phone:            (405) 793-5190

Fax:                 (405) 793-4403

 

Email:  AnimalWelfare@CityOfMoore.com

 

 

Hours of operation

 

 

Adoption Center hours

Monday,Tuesday,Thrusday,Friday

Wednesday

9:00am to 4:00pm

1:00pm to 4:00pm

Saturday

8:00am to12:00pm

Sunday

Closed

We are also closed on major holidays.

 

Field Services hours

Monday thru Friday

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Saturday

8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Sunday

Closed

We are also closed on major holidays.

In case of emergency, please contact the police department dispatch at (405) 793-5171.

 

Important links related to animal services

 

·       City of Moore Animal Ordinances

 

 

 

 

 

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Come visit our pets available for adoption today and give one or more of these a forever home.

$70 adoption fee  -  Animals are tested and vaccinated for species specific diseases (dog & cat), spayed or neutered and Micro-chipped prior to adoption.



BaconatorCatMaleDomestic Short HairAdultMedium
Lil Baby HeiferCatFemaleDomestic Short HairAdultMedium
CleoDogFemaleShepherdAdultLarge
JeanDogFemaleMixed BreedPuppyMedium
JedidiahDogMaleAnatolian ShepherdAdultLarge
NormaDogFemaleMixed BreedPuppyMedium
ParkerDogMaleDoberman PinscherAdultLarge
PiperDogFemaleMixed BreedAdultLarge
SolDogMaleMixed BreedAdultMedium
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These pets were found stray in our community and waiting to return to their home.

$35 impound fee + $25 Rabies Deposit. Owners are required to show proof of rabies vaccination.  A $25 rabies vaccination deposit will be required for animals that do not have appropriate paperwork.  Owners can receive a refund of the rabies deposit when the vaccination is completed and paperwork is returned to City Hall.



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AbaCatMaleDomestic Short HairKittenSmall
AnnieCatFemaleDomestic Short HairKittenSmall
AugustusCatMaleMaine CoonAdultLarge
BijouCatFemaleDomestic Long HairKittenSmall
BonsaiCatFemaleDomestic Short HairAdultMedium
CatapultCatMaleDomestic Short HairAdultMedium
Demi MeowerCatFemaleDomestic Short HairAdultLarge
DozerCatMaleDomestic Short HairAdultMedium
Fiji AppleCatMaleDomestic Short HairAdultMedium
Gala AppleCatFemaleSiameseAdultMedium
HarmonyCatFemaleDomestic Long HairKittenSmall
ItsyCatMaleDomestic Short HairKittenSmall
JunoCatFemaleDomestic Long HairKittenSmall
Kitty GraceCatFemaleDomestic Short HairAdultMedium
MoxxiCatMaleDomestic Long HairKittenSmall
RascalCatMaleDomestic Long HairKittenSmall
RonnieCatMaleDomestic Short HairKittenSmall
SylCatUnknownDomestic Short HairAdultMedium
TubaCatMaleDomestic Short HairKittenSmall
ZorroCatMaleDomestic Short HairKittenSmall
15279DogMaleChihuahuaAdultSmall
Aussie OsborneDogMaleAustralian Cattle DogAdultMedium
BambieDogFemaleShepherdPuppySmall
BoboDogMaleGerman ShepherdAdultLarge
BoogalooDogMaleGerman ShepherdPuppyLarge
BoomerDogMaleGerman ShepherdAdultLarge
Darth VaderDogMaleLabrador RetrieverAdultMedium
DollDogFemaleMixed BreedPuppySmall
HomieDogMaleMixed BreedPuppySmall
JaneDogFemaleMixed BreedAdultMedium
JeanDogFemaleMixed BreedPuppyMedium
JedidiahDogMaleAnatolian ShepherdAdultLarge
Lick JaggerDogMaleAmerican Pit Bull TerrierAdultLarge
Maggie MooDogFemaleGreat PyreneesAdultLarge
Mr. FredricksonDogMaleChihuahuaAdultSmall
NormaDogFemaleMixed BreedPuppyMedium
PanteraDogMaleLabrador RetrieverPuppySmall
Pete DavidsonDogMalePekingeseAdultSmall
RalphDogMaleBlue HeelerPuppyMedium
RenDogMaleMixed BreedPuppyMedium
RomyDogFemaleMixed BreedPuppyLarge
ShyloDogFemaleMixed BreedPuppyMedium
TiaDogFemaleAmerican Pit Bull TerrierPuppyMedium
TigerlillyDogFemaleAnatolian ShepherdAdultMedium
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Are you interested in volunteering your time, talents, or ideas to help animals in Moore? The Moore Animal Shelter is seeking interested citizens to join us as volunteers as individuals or they are welcome to join Moore Pawsabilities Inc., which is a 501c3 non profit organization.

Individuals can register to be on our email list and be notified about special volunteer opportunities. We are in the beginning stages of this process so please be patient with us.  

Volunteers are asked to dedicate 4 hours a months to shelter activities. Volunteer opportunities will include all or some of the following tasks:

·         Bathing Dogs

·         Walking Dogs

·         Grooming Animals

·         Adoption Events

·         Community Events

·         Socializing Pets

·         Training Dogs

·         If you are interested in joining our group please e-mail us. moorepawsabilities123@gmail.com

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PDF iconVolunteer Application

 

 

 

Your donations are greatly needed and appreciated.

 

We always need

·         towels

·         blankets

·         cat litter

·         pet food

·         dish soap

·         fabric softener and laundry detergent

·         pet toys

·         treats

·         cleaning supplies, especially glass cleaner

·         pet beds

·         and just about anything pet related…

 

 

 

 

 

Living with wildlife can present certain challenges. Here’s some helpful tips.

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1. Remove food sources. Pick up leftover dog and cat food at night and keep bird feeders out of their reach (or bring them in at night). Don’t let spilled food accumulate on the ground.

2. Prevent access to chimneys with a commercial cap made of sheet metal and heavy screen over the top of the chimney. Repair soffits to prevent access to attics and install strong, metal vent covers. Keep dampers closed when not in use, but consult a knowledgeable source to prevent a fire hazard.

3. Prune tree limbs away from the roof (10 feet away is best) or install a 3-foot wide band of sheet metal (6 feet above the ground), around the trunks of trees which overhang your house. This will reduce access to your roof by raccoons and squirrels.

4. Garbage cans should be made of heavy metal and have lockable or tight-fitting lids to prevent access; otherwise, keep them indoors as much as possible.

5. Install metal skirting (i.e. strong hardware cloth) around the bottom of a deck to prevent a wild animal from making a den underneath.

6. Provide shelter structures for fish in ornamental ponds and water gardens; cover the pond during the night with metal screening.

7. Cover window wells with grates, bubbles or hardware cloth.

8. Seal up holes around and under home foundations to help keep out mice, rats, insects and snakes. You can bury ¼ inch mesh hardware cloth 1-2 feet deep in places where animals might gain access to your crawl space through digging.

9. Fence gardens and cover fruit trees and berry bushes with netting, or use an approved non-toxic repellent spray.

10. Repair broken, weak, or rotted areas on the roof, soffit, and fascia of your house.

11. Mark large windows with strips of white tape or raptor (hawk) silhouettes to avert birds from flying into the window

 

 

 

 

Here are some of the most common questions we encounter.

 

Q. How many animals (dogs or cats) can I have if I live inside Moore city limits?
A.  Up to 4 animals over six months (adult) of age are allowed, per household.  Proper city licensing must be obtained for each adult animal.  (Sec 4-107)

Q.  Is there a city licensing requirement?
A.  Yes, city licenses must be obtained from the Animal Shelter yearly for a fee of $5.00 for altered and $10.00 for unaltered animals over 6 months of age.  You must bring the animal Rabies Certificate to get a city license.  (Sec 4-122)

Q. Can my pet run around outside to roam the neighborhood?
A.  No.  Dogs must be confined to a fenced area or be on a leash.  Cats must be kept indoors or monitored while outside on their own property.  (Sec 4-102)

Q.  If my dog stays indoors most of the time, do I have to have a dog house?
A.  Yes.  Anytime a dog is outdoors, it must be provided adequate shelter from the elements, i.e. rain, cold wind, direct hot sunlight, etc.  A doghouse must be large enough for the dog to stand upright, turn around and lay down comfortably and have a solid floor, or the animal must have access to enter the house or garage, i.e. dog door.   It must have access to fresh, non frozen water in a spill proof container at all times when outdoors.  (Sec 4-144)

Q.  Can I have chickens if I live in Moore city limits?
A.  Only if you are zoned agricultural.  (Sec 4-104)

Q.  Can I have exotic animals (no venomous snakes, lions, tigers, leopards, panthers, bears, alligators, crocodiles, monitors, apes, elephants, rhinoceroses)  in Moore city limits?
A.  No. You cannot own wildlife or any animal considered exotic in the city limits of Moore.  (Sec 4-109)

 

 

Resources

Link for – Before you adopt
http://www.petfinder.com/pet-adoption


Link for – Canine Behavior Help
http://www.veterinarypartner.com/Content.plx?P=SRC&S=1&SourceID=47
 

 

 

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Step 1 - Vaccination status
To purchase a license, the pet must be currently vaccinated to protect it from rabies infection. This must be verifiable with a Certificate of Rabies Vaccination from a registered veterinarian.

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Step 2 - Sterilization
Sterilization (spay or neuter) is not required to purchase a license. However, there is a price discount if the pet is sterilized.

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