Raymore Animal Control

Raymore Animal Control Providing Animal Control services within the city limits of Raymore, MO.

The Animal Control Division of the Raymore Police Department consists of two full-time Animal Control Officers (ACO). Duties of the ACOs include:

Pick-up and storage of loose, stray and dangerous animals
Enforcement of Raymore city ordinances regarding animals
Maintenance of animals housed at animal control facilities
Investigation of animal bite calls
Investigation of animal abuse / neglect

calls
Adoption procedures of animals without homes
Direct contact with local veterinary offices regarding animal health concerns

We appreciate generous donations that keep our shelter clean and keep the animals we care for fed and comfortable. Donations may be dropped off at the shelter, but as ACOs are frequently out on calls, you may leave donations in the donation box by the front door or drop off donations at the Raymore Police Department at Raymore City Hall (south entrance) at 100 Municipal Circle. Monetary donations are tax-deductible through the Raymore Community Foundation and can be made online at https://bit.ly/raymoreAC. You can specify General, Feral Cat Sponsorship or Animal Medical Expenses in the "Reason for Donation" box to direct your donation to a specific fund! Please feel free to message us, email us at [email protected] or call us at 816-892-3053 with any concerns or questions.

On Sunday, a concerned citizen in Raymore found a cat and contacted police dispatch. Thanks to their quick action, offic...
02/02/2026

On Sunday, a concerned citizen in Raymore found a cat and contacted police dispatch. Thanks to their quick action, officers were able to safely pick her up and scan for a microchip.

Meet Harriet; she was microchipped and had been missing for 11 months. Because her microchip information was up to date, we were able to contact her family and reunite her with them!

Stories like Harriet’s are a powerful reminder of how important microchipping is. A simple chip can make all the difference in bringing a lost pet home, even after a long time apart.

Thank you to the citizen who stopped to help and welcome home, Harriet!

When this sweet dog first came into our care, it was clear he had been through a lot. Extremely underweight and matted, ...
01/29/2026

When this sweet dog first came into our care, it was clear he had been through a lot. Extremely underweight and matted, this pup needed more care than our facility could provide long-term.

Thanks to one of our many incredible transfer partners, On My Way to Furever Rescue, that chance became a reality. The rescue stepped in immediately, providing extensive veterinary care, proper nutrition, grooming, and, most importantly, patience and love. With time and dedication, this dog transformed from a neglected stray into a healthy, happy companion.

We are thrilled to share that this once-struggling pup has officially been adopted into a loving forever home!

This is what partnership looks like. Transfers like this allow animals with greater medical or rehabilitation needs to receive the specialized care they deserve while freeing municipal resources to continue serving our community.

Thank you to On My Way to Furever Rescue for being an essential part of these lifesaving outcomes, and to the adopter who opened their heart and home. Stories like this are why we do what we do, and we couldn't do it without our incredible network of transfer partners.

As temperatures drop, we want to remind residents that city ordinances require animals to be provided with adequate care...
01/23/2026

As temperatures drop, we want to remind residents that city ordinances require animals to be provided with adequate care during cold weather.

By law, pet owners must ensure:
• Adequate shelter that protects animals from wind, rain, snow, and freezing temperatures
• Access to unfrozen water at all times
• Proper care to prevent unnecessary suffering due to extreme weather
• No prolonged exposure to dangerous cold conditions

Failure to provide proper shelter and care during extreme weather will result in enforcement action.

Cold Weather Cat Reminder:
Outdoor cats often seek warmth under vehicle hoods or near tires. Before starting your car, tap the hood and check around the wheels to help prevent injury.

If you’re concerned about an animal that may not have proper shelter or care during cold weather, please contact Raymore Police Dispatch immediately at 816-331-0530 so we can respond and ensure the animal’s safety.

‼️ FOUND CAT‼️This cat was found in the area of Lucy Webb Rd & Dean Ave. It is not chipped and is not wearing a collar. ...
01/13/2026

‼️ FOUND CAT‼️

This cat was found in the area of Lucy Webb Rd & Dean Ave. It is not chipped and is not wearing a collar.

If you are the owner or have any information about where this cat may belong, please contact us at 816-892-3053. If we are unable to answer the phone, leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.

‼️ FOUND DOG ‼️This dog was found in the area of Eagle Glen Elementary School over the weekend. He is not chipped and he...
01/12/2026

‼️ FOUND DOG ‼️

This dog was found in the area of Eagle Glen Elementary School over the weekend. He is not chipped and he was wearing a light green collar.

If you are the owner or have any information about where this dog belongs, please contact us at 816-892-3053. If we are unable to answer the phone, leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.

‼️ FOUND CATS‼️Black and white cat is a male that was found in the area of S Park Drive & Lakeview Drive. He is not chip...
01/12/2026

‼️ FOUND CATS‼️

Black and white cat is a male that was found in the area of S Park Drive & Lakeview Drive. He is not chipped and has no collar.

Calico cat is a female that was found in the area of Tyler Dr & S Huntsman Blvd. She is not chipped and is not wearing a collar.

If you are the owner or have any information about where either of these cats may belong, please contact us at 816-892-3053. If we are unable to answer the phone, leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.

🚗 FOR SALE: 2025 MODEL CAT (LOW MILES, GARAGE KEPT) 🐱towed off the street, gently used, excellent conditionMake/Model: D...
01/05/2026

🚗 FOR SALE: 2025 MODEL CAT (LOW MILES, GARAGE KEPT) 🐱
towed off the street, gently used, excellent condition

Make/Model: Domestic Shorthair
Year: 1 year old
Color: Custom tri-tone (white/orange/black) with premium nose detailing
Transmission: Female Purr-omatic
Fuel Type: Kibble & cuddles
Mileage: Low - mostly naps
Title: Clean

Features & Upgrades:
- Ultra soft interior with factory installed whiskers
- High efficiency purr engine (starts instantly)
- Lane keeping eyes (will follow you room to room)
- Quiet mode optimized, ideal for calm households
- Low maintenance, high affection package

Known Quirks (full disclosure):
- Prefers a quiet home
- Does best as the only ride in the garage
- Not compatible with chaos, drama, or passengers with four legs

Ideal Buyer:
Someone looking for a reliable, loving companion who appreciates peace, routine, and a classy copilot for couch cruises.

Test Drives:
Available by appointment (warning: you may fall in love immediately).

📞 Inquire today, this model won’t stay on the lot long.
Please call 816-892-3053. If there's no answer, please leave a message, and we will return your call as soon as possible.

As we close out 2025, we’re proud to share the impact made possible by our community’s support.This year, we achieved a ...
01/02/2026

As we close out 2025, we’re proud to share the impact made possible by our community’s support.

This year, we achieved a 92% save rate, reflecting the dedication of our team and supporters. 53% of the animals that entered our care were successfully reunited with their owners, reinforcing our commitment to keeping pets and families together whenever possible.

These outcomes would not be possible without the support of our transfer partners, whose collaboration allows animals to move quickly into rescue, foster, and adoption programs best suited to their needs. Their partnership plays a critical role in lifesaving efforts and ensures positive outcomes for animals requiring additional time or resources.

As we look ahead, we remain focused on strengthening partnerships, expanding return-to-owner efforts, exploring ways to increase our save rate, and continuing to improve services for the community we serve.

Thank you for your support throughout 2025. Together, we are making a lasting difference.

Update: Returned to owner.‼️ FOUND DOG ‼️This dog was found today on S Huntsman Blvd and Stasi Ave. It is a female, no c...
12/31/2025

Update: Returned to owner.

‼️ FOUND DOG ‼️
This dog was found today on S Huntsman Blvd and Stasi Ave. It is a female, no collar, and no chip.

If you are the owner or have any information about where this dog belongs, please contact us at 816-892-3053. If we are unable to answer the phone, leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.

📣 WE’RE HIRING! 📣The City of Raymore is seeking a dedicated animal control officer to join our team. If you have profess...
12/15/2025

📣 WE’RE HIRING! 📣

The City of Raymore is seeking a dedicated animal control officer to join our team. If you have professional animal-handling experience and you are a self-motivated individual ready to make a difference in the Raymore community, this could be the perfect fit.

As an Animal Control Officer, you’ll help reunite lost pets with their families, enforce Raymore city ordinances regarding animals, investigate animal abuse & neglect, care for animals in our shelter, and so much more. Your work will make a direct impact on the well-being of both residents and animals in Raymore.

Raymore offers competitive pay and a full-time hiring incentive:
💵 $2,500 after 6 months
💵 $2,500 after 12 months
💵 $5,000 every 5 years

If you’re motivated, community-minded, and ready for a meaningful career, apply at the link below!

https://www.raymore.com/Home/Components/JobPosts/Job/316/93

‼️ FOUND DOG ‼️This dog was found on E Sierra Dr. and N Crest Dr. He is a male Border Collie, not microchipped, but is w...
12/14/2025

‼️ FOUND DOG ‼️

This dog was found on E Sierra Dr. and N Crest Dr. He is a male Border Collie, not microchipped, but is wearing a black collar with no tags. He is quite a vocal boy and has been talking ever since he was picked up!

If you are the owner or have any information about where this dog belongs, please contact us at 816-892-3053. If we are unable to answer the phone, leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.

‼️ FOUND ANIMALS‼️Please read the photo descriptions for more information. Our dog kennels are currently at capacity and...
12/10/2025

‼️ FOUND ANIMALS‼️

Please read the photo descriptions for more information. Our dog kennels are currently at capacity and we will be unable to intake anymore dogs until space is made.

We also picked up a deceased unaltered male shorthair black cat in the area of Lucy Webb Rd & Lakeshore Drive.

If you are the owner or have any information about where any of these animals may belong, please contact us at 816-892-3053. If we are unable to answer the phone, leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.

Address

1023 S Madison Street
Raymore, MO
64083

Telephone

+18163310530

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