San Angelo Animal Services

09/01/2026

CLAIM YOUR CANINE: recently found dogs in San Angelo
Are any of these dogs yours? Contact the shelter at 325-657-4224 or visit us at 3142 U.S. Highway 67 North. Pets with no tag/chip will be at risk of euthanasia after three business days. This does not mean they will be euthanized immediately after three days; they will be eligible for evaluation when a euthanasia list must next be selected.
View our entire inventory of pets at 24Petconnect: Lost, Found, and Adoptable Animals (enter 76905 as the zip code in the filter option).
Take advantage of our $13 microchip Monday-Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the shelter. You can register ahead of time at cosatx.us/microchip.
**Animal Name, location, date of found and description are now in the caption of each picture.**

08/26/2026

CLAIM YOUR CANINE: recently found dogs in San Angelo
Are any of these dogs yours? Contact the shelter at 325-657-4224 or visit us at 3142 U.S. Highway 67 North. Pets with no tag/chip will be at risk of euthanasia after three business days. This does not mean they will be euthanized immediately after three days; they will be eligible for evaluation when a euthanasia list must next be selected.
View our entire inventory of pets at 24Petconnect: Lost, Found, and Adoptable Animals (enter 76905 as the zip code in the filter option).
Take advantage of our $13 microchip Monday-Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the shelter. You can register ahead of time at cosatx.us/microchip.

**Animal Name, location, date of found and description are now in the caption of each picture.**

08/25/2026

Recently a rabies exposure occurred after a dog came into contact with a deceased bat in the Bentwood Country Club & Estates neighborhood. Subsequent testing confirmed the bat was positive for rabies. Proper medical, health and safety protocol for those affected were enforced and followed.

To reduce risk and help prevent the spread of rabies:
- Keep your pets updated on their rabies vaccination.
- Avoid approaching or feeding wildlife such as coyotes, foxes, racoons, bats or skunks.
- Secure garbage and pet food to avoid attracting wild animals.
- Avoid contact with bats. If one is inside your home or you come across a grounded or injured bat, contact Animal Services immediately at 325-657-4224.
- Seek medical attention immediately for any bites or scratches from a wild animal.
- Do not touch sick or injured animals.
- Report unusual animal behavior.
- If you are caring for community cats, avoid feeding during dusk and dawn to avoid attracting wildlife. Only place enough food for the cats to avoid leaving leftovers. Practice responsible trapping and vaccinations regularly.

The Department of State Health Services reminds us that bats have been increasingly implicated in wildlife reservoirs for variants of rabies virus that have been transmitted to humans.

For more information on rabies control, visit

The Department of State Health Services is currently undergoing Sunset review. Learn more about the Sunset process and provide feedback.

08/24/2026

The Department of State Health Services is currently undergoing Sunset review. Learn more about the Sunset process and provide feedback.

08/21/2026

LOST YOUR LIVESTOCK: recently found livestock in San Angelo
Are any of these livestock yours? Contact the shelter at 325-657-4224 or visit us at 3142 U.S. Highway 67 North. Unclaimed livestock will be available for adoption after 14 days through Animal Services.
View our entire inventory of pets at 24petconnect.com (enter 76905 as the zip code in the filter option.)

Carlos- Rooster located in the area of North Jackson on 08/20/2026.

08/20/2026

CLAIM YOUR CANINE: recently found dogs in San Angelo Are any of these dogs yours? Contact the shelter at 325-657-4224 or visit us at 3142 U.S. Highway 67 North. Pets with no tag/chip will be at risk of euthanasia after three business days. This does not mean they will be euthanized immediately after three days; they will be eligible for evaluation when a euthanasia list must next be selected. View our entire inventory of pets at 24Petconnect: Lost, Found, and Adoptable Animals (enter 76905 as the zip code in the filter option). Take advantage of our $13 microchip Monday-Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the shelter. You can register ahead of time at cosatx.us/microchip.
**Animal Name, location, date of found and description are now in the caption of each picture.**

08/20/2026

🐾 SAVE THE DATE! 🐾

San Angelo Animal Services is excited to announce the COSA Community Spay & Neuter Initiative, in partnership with Operation Kindness Humane Society!

📅 November 14th & 15th

This TWO-DAY spay and neuter event will focus on providing much-needed services to our need-based community and helping make responsible pet ownership more accessible to San Angelo residents.

📣 Registration will open in September!
Space will be limited, and eligibility requirements will apply. Keep an eye on our page for registration dates, qualifications, and additional event details.

🐶🐱 More information is coming soon—save the date and help us spread the word!

08/20/2026

🎃🐾 CHIP OR TREAT IS BACK! 🐾🎃

Join San Angelo Animal Services for our 2nd Annual Chip or Treat FREE Microchip Event!

📅 October 16th
⏰ 4:00 PM–7:00 PM
📍 San Angelo Animal Services
3142 US-67 N., San Angelo, TX

Bring your pets by for a FREE microchip and help give them a permanent form of identification! Microchipping is one of the simplest and most effective ways to help lost pets find their way back home.

👻 No tricks—just FREE chips and a little Halloween fun!

🐶🐱 We hope to see you and your furry friends there!