Moore Animal Welfare
Adoption Center To protect and serve the citizens of Moore
and their pets
Hours of operation
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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.
![]() | Baconator | Cat | Male | Domestic Short Hair | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Lil Baby Heifer | Cat | Female | Domestic Short Hair | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Cleo | Dog | Female | Shepherd | Adult | Large |
![]() | Jean | Dog | Female | Mixed Breed | Puppy | Medium |
![]() | Jedidiah | Dog | Male | Anatolian Shepherd | Adult | Large |
![]() | Norma | Dog | Female | Mixed Breed | Puppy | Medium |
![]() | Parker | Dog | Male | Doberman Pinscher | Adult | Large |
![]() | Piper | Dog | Female | Mixed Breed | Adult | Large |
![]() | Sol | Dog | Male | Mixed Breed | Adult | Medium |
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.
![]() | 13849 | Cat | Unknown | Domestic Short Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Aba | Cat | Male | Domestic Short Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Annie | Cat | Female | Domestic Short Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Augustus | Cat | Male | Maine Coon | Adult | Large |
![]() | Bijou | Cat | Female | Domestic Long Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Bonsai | Cat | Female | Domestic Short Hair | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Catapult | Cat | Male | Domestic Short Hair | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Demi Meower | Cat | Female | Domestic Short Hair | Adult | Large |
![]() | Dozer | Cat | Male | Domestic Short Hair | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Fiji Apple | Cat | Male | Domestic Short Hair | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Gala Apple | Cat | Female | Siamese | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Harmony | Cat | Female | Domestic Long Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Itsy | Cat | Male | Domestic Short Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Juno | Cat | Female | Domestic Long Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Kitty Grace | Cat | Female | Domestic Short Hair | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Moxxi | Cat | Male | Domestic Long Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Rascal | Cat | Male | Domestic Long Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Ronnie | Cat | Male | Domestic Short Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Syl | Cat | Unknown | Domestic Short Hair | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Tuba | Cat | Male | Domestic Short Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | Zorro | Cat | Male | Domestic Short Hair | Kitten | Small |
![]() | 15279 | Dog | Male | Chihuahua | Adult | Small |
![]() | Aussie Osborne | Dog | Male | Australian Cattle Dog | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Bambie | Dog | Female | Shepherd | Puppy | Small |
![]() | Bobo | Dog | Male | German Shepherd | Adult | Large |
![]() | Boogaloo | Dog | Male | German Shepherd | Puppy | Large |
![]() | Boomer | Dog | Male | German Shepherd | Adult | Large |
![]() | Darth Vader | Dog | Male | Labrador Retriever | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Doll | Dog | Female | Mixed Breed | Puppy | Small |
![]() | Homie | Dog | Male | Mixed Breed | Puppy | Small |
![]() | Jane | Dog | Female | Mixed Breed | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Jean | Dog | Female | Mixed Breed | Puppy | Medium |
![]() | Jedidiah | Dog | Male | Anatolian Shepherd | Adult | Large |
![]() | Lick Jagger | Dog | Male | American Pit Bull Terrier | Adult | Large |
![]() | Maggie Moo | Dog | Female | Great Pyrenees | Adult | Large |
![]() | Mr. Fredrickson | Dog | Male | Chihuahua | Adult | Small |
![]() | Norma | Dog | Female | Mixed Breed | Puppy | Medium |
![]() | Pantera | Dog | Male | Labrador Retriever | Puppy | Small |
![]() | Pete Davidson | Dog | Male | Pekingese | Adult | Small |
![]() | Ralph | Dog | Male | Blue Heeler | Puppy | Medium |
![]() | Ren | Dog | Male | Mixed Breed | Puppy | Medium |
![]() | Romy | Dog | Female | Mixed Breed | Puppy | Large |
![]() | Shylo | Dog | Female | Mixed Breed | Puppy | Medium |
![]() | Tia | Dog | Female | American Pit Bull Terrier | Puppy | Medium |
![]() | Tigerlilly | Dog | Female | Anatolian Shepherd | Adult | Medium |
![]() | Bugs | Rabbit | Unknown | American | Adult | Small |
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:
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Bathing Dogs
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Walking Dogs
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Grooming Animals
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Adoption Events
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Community Events
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Socializing Pets
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Training Dogs
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If you are interested in
joining our group please e-mail us. moorepawsabilities123@gmail.com
Files
Living with wildlife can
present certain challenges. Here’s some helpful tips.
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? Q. Is there a city licensing
requirement? Q. Can my pet run around outside to roam
the neighborhood? Q. If my dog stays indoors most of
the time, do I have to have a dog house? Q. Can I have chickens if I live in
Moore city limits? Q. Can I have exotic animals (no
venomous snakes, lions, tigers, leopards, panthers, bears, alligators,
crocodiles, monitors, apes, elephants, rhinoceroses) in Moore city
limits? |
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