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Animal Services

                   

FREE PETS!!! 
Saturday June 1st and Sunday June 2nd

 

Come join the fun at Alachua County Animal Services!  We'll be celebrating Maddie's Pet Adoption Days with a Carnival atmosphere!  Food!  Games! and Prizes!

 

In addition to handling lost and abandoned animals, Alachua County Animal Services offers a wide range of services. You can view adoptable animals online and keep an eye out for that perfect pet from the comfort of your own home.

Find your next four legged family member here!

 

online

or
come visit us!

Hours of Operation:

  • Tuesday - Saturday from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM
  • Closed Sunday, Monday & Holidays

See our Fees

 

Quick Links:

Want to Volunteer?

ACAS loves our volunteers, and our animals do too! Click here to find out more about volunteering with us!

Want to Donate?

Write a check to the Alachua County Animal Services Donation Fund


    Drop off:
  • Blankets, towels or any soft bedding type materials
  • Toys (Hard chew toys for dogs, tennis balls, frisbees, or any cat toys)
  • Treats
  • Dry food
  • Peanut butter
  • Honey
  • Pet Shampoo
  • Wet pads

Email:  

Animal Services Director
   Interim Field Operations Supervisor
   Shelter Operations Supervisor
   Administrative Coordinator Supervisor
   Public Education Coordinator

 

Animal Services Division * Phone:(352) 264-6870 * Fax: (352) 955-2542 * 3400 NE 53rd Ave, Gainesville, Florida 32609





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