Colleyville, Texas City Hall
Animal Control
Colleyville Animal Control is a division of the Colleyville Police Department. It is staffed by officer Michelle Benton, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Animal Control Division offers a variety of animal-related services to the citizens of Colleyville.
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Animal Traps
A number of animal traps are available to remove a variety of domestic or wild animals. These are provided to the citizens of Colleyville at no charge.

Pet Licenses
Pet licenses for dogs and cats are required by city ordinance and are available at the Colleyville Police Department at a cost of $4.00 per animal. Pet licenses are renewed yearly.

Ordinance Enforcement
The Colleyville Animal Control Division investigates all animal-related complaints. In cases where an ordinance violation has occurred, the animal control officer may issue a citation. To report an animal complaint or an abuse/neglect case, call 817.281.3132.

Pet Impoundment & Adoption
There is never a shortage of homeless pets in need of a responsible owner. Pets are available for adoption at the animal shelter for a fee of $50.00. The adoption fee includes a spay/neuter procedure and a rabies vaccination voucher.
Animals available for adoption at the Hurst Shelter
Animals available from the DFW SPCA

Shelter
Through an interlocal agreement between Colleyville and Hurst, a joint animal shelter is operated in Hurst at 891 Cannon Drive, Hurst, Texas 76054-3195. Impounded animals can be reclaimed at the shelter after the appropriate fees are paid at the Colleyville Justice Center.
Map to the Hurst Animal Shelter

Impound Fees  
1st Impound: $30.002nd Impound: $50.003rd Impound: $70.00
4th Impound: $90.005th Impound: $110.00 

Hours of operation
Monday - Friday Noon to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday Noon to 4:00 p.m.
Sunday - Closed
Please call 817.281.3132 for weekend or holiday hours.

Pet Licenses
Dogs and cats are required by city ordinance to have and wear a city pet license. The pet licenses are available at the Colleyville Police Department for a $4.00 charge. You must bring a copy of the animal’s rabies vaccination for a license to be issued and the license must be renewed every year.

Rabies Vaccinations
The Colleyville Rabies Ordinance applies to all dogs, cats, and other household pets four (4) months of age or older. Within the city limits, pets shall be immunized against rabies and given a booster one year after the initial vaccination. Following the first two vaccinations, dogs, cats, and other household pets may be vaccinated at either one-year or three-year intervals, depending on the type of rabies vaccine used.

Animal Traps
Colleyville Animal Control has traps that can be loaned to residents upon request for removal of wild and domestic animals. There is no charge for this service.

If you have your own trap and want an animal control officer (ACO) to empty it,  there is a $20.00 charge. When setting personal traps, if you want Animal Control to remove the animal, you must cover the trap with a trash bag or towel when setting it (just in case you catch a skunk). This allows the ACO to approach the trap without getting sprayed. If you have any questions about how to cover the trap call animal control officer Michelle Benton at 817.503.1280, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. or via email at . Any trap that is not covered and catches a skunk will not be removed by Animal Control.

 

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