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This senior girl was found near Jack Crum Spring Creek Hwy please contact Animal Control at 850-445-6480  1 Oak St Crawf...
12/05/2024

This senior girl was found near Jack Crum Spring Creek Hwy please contact Animal Control at 850-445-6480
1 Oak St Crawfordville FL 32327

2 female hounds found near 4100 Crawfordville Highway Please contact Animal Control at 850-926-0902 ext 3 1 Oak Street C...
12/05/2024

2 female hounds found near 4100 Crawfordville Highway Please contact Animal Control at 850-926-0902 ext 3
1 Oak Street Crawfordville, FL 32327

11/22/2024

Exciting changes are coming to Wakulla Animal Services! We are pleased to announce that we will be splitting into two dedicated departments: Wakulla County Animal Adoption Center and Wakulla County Animal Control. This means more specialized service and care for the animals and our community.

Please follow our new pages for updates, news, and engagement:

Wakulla County Animal Adoption Center

Wakulla County Animal Control

This account will be deactivated next Friday, November 22, 2024, and the new accounts will begin to post, so be sure to follow the new pages to stay connected with us.

We are also excited to share that we will reopen on November 26, 2024, marking two weeks since our parvo outbreak. Thanks to the dedicated care and hard work of our staff, our animals have fully recovered. We look forward to welcoming back our volunteers and community members!

Thank you for your support, and we can’t wait to see you soon!

Back home with their owner safe and sound
11/20/2024

Back home with their owner safe and sound

The owner has been located thank you for all your help
11/19/2024

The owner has been located thank you for all your help

The owner is desperately looking for her fur baby she is missing from her home  near Walmart, if you know where the dog ...
11/13/2024

The owner is desperately looking for her fur baby she is missing from her home near Walmart, if you know where the dog is please contact Karie at 850-933-8908

Back home safe with her owner.
11/09/2024

Back home safe with her owner.

11/08/2024

PARVO OUTBREAK UPDATE: We are thrilled to share that none of our dogs tested positive for parvo today! All of the dogs in our care are doing well. Red, featured in our video below, has made a wonderful recovery. Our dedicated staff continues to keep a close watch on all animals and is maintaining a rigorous cleaning protocol to ensure their safety and health.

We’re excited to start posting more videos and pictures soon as we still need to find loving homes for our current residents. Today marks the countdown to our reopening on Tuesday, November 26, 2024, when we will resume normal operating hours. We can’t wait to welcome back our amazing volunteers and the community. Thank you for your support, and see you soon!

This dog was dragging a leash he is confined near Ace High Stables Rd  if you know the owner please contact 850-445-6480...
11/01/2024

This dog was dragging a leash he is confined near Ace High Stables Rd if you know the owner please contact 850-445-6480. so we can assist in getting him back to his house.

🌟 Huge Shoutout to Walmart Crawfordville! 🌟Wakulla Animal Services would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Walma...
11/01/2024

🌟 Huge Shoutout to Walmart Crawfordville! 🌟

Wakulla Animal Services would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Walmart in Crawfordville, FL, for their regular donations! Your generosity helps us care for the animals and keep the shelter running smoothly. 🐾🐶🐱

Every item you donate makes a big difference in the lives of our shelter pets and helps us continue our mission to find loving homes for them. Thank you for being such a wonderful community partner – we couldn’t do it without you! 💙

We’ve implemented a strict cleaning, disinfecting, and care protocol to combat the Parvo outbreak and ensure the safety ...
10/30/2024

We’ve implemented a strict cleaning, disinfecting, and care protocol to combat the Parvo outbreak and ensure the safety of our animals.

- No dogs have been euthanized since we closed the shelter due to the outbreak.

- All dogs are stable, with none in critical condition. Our staff is providing supportive care under the guidance of a veterinarian.

- Three dogs are showing symptoms, and we are closely monitoring all dogs to ensure proper food and water intake.

The facility remains closed to the public and volunteers as we continue to prioritize safety for the animals in our care and community. Thank you for your understanding and support.

🚨 Urgent: Foster Homes Needed! 🚨Due to the Parvo outbreak at Wakulla Animal Services, we are seeking volunteer foster ho...
10/28/2024

🚨 Urgent: Foster Homes Needed! 🚨

Due to the Parvo outbreak at Wakulla Animal Services, we are seeking volunteer foster homes for incoming dogs and puppies. To prevent the further spread of Parvo, we are pausing all new intakes at the shelter until the outbreak is contained.

By fostering, you can help us care for animals in need while keeping them safe from exposure. Your support will make a huge difference during this critical time.

If you are able to open your home to a dog or puppy in need, please sign up to be an emergency foster by contacting:
📞 Kory Erskine: 850-926-0902
📧 [email protected]

Thank you for your compassion and willingness to help! Together, we can protect these animals and stop the spread of Parvo. 🐾

🚨 Public Safety Announcement: Parvo Outbreak Identified 🚨Wakulla Animal Services has identified an outbreak of Canine Pa...
10/28/2024

🚨 Public Safety Announcement: Parvo Outbreak Identified 🚨

Wakulla Animal Services has identified an outbreak of Canine Parvovirus (CPV-2), a highly contagious and potentially life-threatening virus that primarily affects dogs. As a precaution, we have quarantined all animals that tested positive for the virus to prevent further spread in our community.

Effective immediately, Wakulla Animal Services will be closing its operations to the public & volunteers until the outbreak is contained. During this period, we will not be able to accept new animal intakes or provide routine services. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work to control the outbreak.

What is Canine Parvovirus (CPV-2)?
Parvo is a dangerous viral disease that targets the gastrointestinal tract and immune system, particularly in puppies, unvaccinated dogs, and older dogs with weakened immune systems. The virus spreads through direct contact with infected animals or exposure to contaminated surfaces such as food bowls, kennels, or soil.

Symptoms of Parvo to Watch For:
- Severe vomiting
- Loss of appetite
- Lethargy or fatigue
- Bloody or foul-smelling diarrhea
- Rapid dehydration
- Fever or hypothermia (low body temperature)

If your dog exhibits any of these symptoms, seek immediate veterinary care. Parvo can be fatal if left untreated, especially for puppies and senior dogs.

What Can You Do to Help?
- Vaccinate your pets: Ensure your dog is up to date on Parvovirus vaccinations.

- Limit exposure: Avoid parks, pet-friendly areas, or contact with other dogs until the outbreak is under control.

- Disinfect surfaces: Clean pet areas thoroughly with disinfectants and wash your hands and clothing after handling animals.

We urge all pet owners to remain vigilant, as both puppies and older dogs are at high risk for severe symptoms. Protecting your pets through timely vaccinations and hygiene is critical in stopping the spread of the virus.

We are committed to containing the outbreak and protecting the animals in our care and the broader community. Please contact your veterinarian immediately if your pet shows any signs of illness.

Thank you for your cooperation. For urgent inquiries, please contact Wakulla Animal Services at 850-926-0902.

Stay safe and diligent, Wakulla County. Together, we can stop the spread.

This sweet girl was picked up on MLK near Triplett Road she has a microchip unfortunately it's not registered to an owne...
10/26/2024

This sweet girl was picked up on MLK near Triplett Road she has a microchip unfortunately it's not registered to an owner she's a petite bulldog mix that is about 1-year-old call 850-445-6480 if you have information about the owner.

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1 Oak Street
Crawfordville, FL
32327

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Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

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(850) 926-0902

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