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Welcome to Tallahassee's Online Pet Resources and Information Directory


"Sierra"
To submit your pet's photo click here


"Simon"
Former Shelter Dog
Found his "Forever Home" on October 17th!!!

***Homeless Animals Need Your Help***
Click here to learn more about volunteer opportunities, fundraising projects and other ways you can help make a difference in the lives of homeless companion animals in our community.
And how you can welcome one of these special animals
into your heart and home.

Volunteer your time to help homeless animals
Not quite ready to commit to pet ownership, but enjoy the companionship of a furred or feathered friend? Why not volunteer at one of our local rescue organizations or the animal shelter. The rewards are endless and your help is greatly appreciated by the staff and the animals.

Foster a Pet
Foster homes are needed to help free up kennel space at our local shelter and rescue organization's facilities. It's also a great way to get to know an animal before you commit to giving it a permanent home. Food, supplies and veterinary care are provided by the organization's foster program in most cases.

            Leon County Humane Society Foster Program
            Tallahassee Leon Community Animal Service Center Foster Program

Animal Emergency Clinic Numbers

All Pets 24 Hour Emergency Services
at Northwood Animal Hospital
1881 South Martin Luther King Blvd., 32303
(850) 385-7387

Allied Veterinarians Emergency Hospital
401 East 9th Avenue, 32303
(850) 222-0123

What to do if your pet is poisoned (ASPCA)

Is your pet wearing an id tag? Is he microchipped?
These could be his ticket home if he's ever lost, please make sure your dogs and cats are wearing some sort of identification at all times:

1) A well-fitted collar with identification tag
The id tag should include phone numbers (home and cell) where you can be reached during daytime and evening hours. The pet's name and your address may also be included.

2) A microchip
This rice grain-sized "chip" can be quickly and painlessly inserted under your pet's skin by your veterinarian and serves as a backup incase the pet's collar becomes lost.

3) A rabies vaccination (license) tag
Owner contact information can be obtained at any local veterinary clinic by tracking the registration number on the rabies vaccination (license) tag. Local law requires that all dogs and cats, four months of age or older, shall be vaccinated against rabies by a licensed veterinarian and that the rabies vaccination (license) tag be worn at all times.

PLEASE place an ID tag on your pet's collar and have them microchipped! We are seeing an increased number of lost pets being found without ID. Without this information, they may never be able to be returned to their home...

Check out this great website and learn how to make your lawn safer for your pets:
www.safelawns.org/forpetowners.cfm

Are you and your pet prepared for emergency situations?
Click here to find out how to prepare your pet for almost any emergency

Click on our link to the Weather Channel's PetCast for information on local weather warnings and more...

Please Be a Responsible Pet Owner-
Spay and Neuter Your Pets!
"Why You Should Spay or Neuter Your Pet" (HSUS link)
Responsible Pet Ownership (link)

Remember to tell all your pet-loving friends and neighbors about TallahasseePetResources.com!

"Until one has loved an animal,  a part of one's soul remains unawakened." Anatole France

"Remember, even if you win the rat race, you're still just a rat."
Lily Tomlin