Animal Services
City of Caldwell Animal Control promotes responsible pet ownership and helps protect the health and safety of residents and animals through enforcement of City animal regulations and response to animal-related concerns.
City Animal Control Ordinances State Animal Welfare Laws Haven Animal Rescue of Texas
Animal Identification & Rabies Vaccination
Animals over four months of age must have a microchip, tagged collar, or tagged harness and must be identifiable with the owner's contact information. Animals over four months of age must also receive an annual rabies vaccination, and the current rabies tag must be attached to the animal's collar or harness.
Leash & Restraint Requirements
Dogs must be kept under restraint, and animals running at large are considered a public nuisance under City ordinance.
Animal Bites & Rabies Concerns
Animal bites, scratches, or other incidents that break a person's skin must be reported to Animal Control within 24 hours. Animals involved in these incidents may be subject to quarantine as directed by Animal Control or the Police Department.
Impounded & Stray Animals
Animal Control may impound animals found running at large. Holding periods and requirements for reclaiming an animal vary depending on the circumstances and whether the animal has identification. Contact Animal Control for information about a lost or impounded animal.
Report an Animal Concern
| Animal Control Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM 979-567-4455 |
After Hours Animal Concerns Burleson County Sheriff's Office 979-567-4343 |
Emergency For an immediate threat to life or safety, call 911. |