Animal Control
Animal Control services has been turned over to the county.
If you would like to report a stray or wild animal in your neighborhood, please call Daytime hours 8.00A.M. to 4.00 P.M. 352-343-9688 Nighttime emergency #s hours from 4.00 P.M. to 8.00 A.M. 352-343-2101.
REMEMBER: Always spay or neuter your pets.
Lake County Animal Control
Once animals are picked up, our technician contacts the Lake County Animal Control center to pick up the animals. Although, we have kennels that are able to house a few animals we feel it is better to send them to an area where they can receive medical treatment immediately if necessary. It is also much easier to for owners to locate their pets when lost. Lake County WebsiteSouth Lake Animal League
The mission of the South Lake Animal League is to act for the community as an advocate on behalf of animals; to provide for the well-being of the animals in the South Lake area who are abandoned, injured, subjected to unfair or cruel treatment, or otherwise in need; to provide shelter for these animals; to maintain a “no kill” policy; to serve the citizens and animals of our community by sponsoring related public health programs and upholding the laws enacted for their protection; to educate the public on responsible pet ownership including prevention of over-population by spay and neutering; and to enhance the lives of animals and people in our communities through education, awareness, adoption, and compassion.
South Lake Animal LeagueAnimal Shelters
Florida Animal Shelters receive pets from:- stray animals
- relatives when an owner has passed away
- humane organizations and animal control agencies
- owners who can no longer care for their pets