Cuba, MO Animal Control

07/04/2025

If cattle dog mixes are your type, we'd be happy to set you up with... Pepper! This darling boy is looking for his forever snuggle buddy. Full of sweetness, Pepper is guessed to be just over a year old and weighs 35lbs. He is up-to-date on required vaccinations and is not yet neutered.

07/02/2025

Update: back home safe thank you for your shares

Courtesy post NOT IN THE SHELTER
Male, found on Cotton Dodd Road. If you are missing him please call Zack at 573/259-1384.

07/02/2025

Come meet our Pet of the Week!

06/30/2025

Update: Ruby’s situation has been worked out with the owner and their family. No other comments please. We thank you all for your help.

We are currently at maximum capacity and have taken in another new arrival. If you know where she belongs please let us know. She is very friendly and safe with us but we need your shares please.

06/30/2025

Dash went home today with a great family ready to spoil him forever.

06/29/2025

Sharing again! Please at least put ID tags on collars so we can get them back home!

Fireworks may be fun for us, but they are terrifying for many animals. They are loud, unpredictable and horrifying to our furry friends. We see the aftermath, and it’s absolutely heartbreaking to witness the fear, confusion and distress that these animals experience.

Every year, shelters fill up with lost, scared and traumatized pets who bolted in panic. Every single year we see dogs with scraped paws and bloody noses from trying to escape. We see dogs trembling in fear wondering what happened. We see pets still wearing collars and pets without collars. We see owners frantically searching for their pet and not finding them at the shelter because some don’t make it to us at all. Please be proactive and protect your pets. They are depending on you.

Please take this seriously:

- Keep your pets indoors even if they’ve “never run off before.”
- Make sure they are wearing a secure collar and up-to-date ID
tags even if you have to make one.
- Play calming music or white noise to help drown out the noise.
- Talk to your vet about anxiety meds or calming aids. They truly
help.
- If you have outdoor animals, bring them in. Don’t leave them to
face the noise alone.

We do our best to comfort them and try to piece them back together in hopes that their owner will come forward. However, the Fourth of July holiday season is challenging and heartbreaking when we see so many that are frightened and lost.

Please help us by keeping your animals safe. Please share to as many people as you can. You will see this post more than once as we approach the holiday to remind everyone.

06/28/2025

New arrival. Hopefully we can find his owner. Has a flea collar on and a bandage on his left front leg. Please share.

06/28/2025

Anne was so happy to be adopted by this fun family. She will be spoiled rotten.

06/28/2025

Shelter friends Inky and Mrs. Pickles were adopted and started the life they deserve together. We are so happy these two friends they will share a loving home. Thank you for adopting them both!

06/26/2025

Another new arrival. Friendly male hoping his owner finds him. He’s safe at the shelter.

06/26/2025

New arrival. He came in with this nice harness so we are hoping someone recognizes him so we can get back home. He is currently chilling out at the shelter.

06/26/2025

Fireworks may be fun for us, but they are terrifying for many animals. They are loud, unpredictable and horrifying to our furry friends. We see the aftermath, and it’s absolutely heartbreaking to witness the fear, confusion and distress that these animals experience.

Every year, shelters fill up with lost, scared and traumatized pets who bolted in panic. Every single year we see dogs with scraped paws and bloody noses from trying to escape. We see dogs trembling in fear wondering what happened. We see pets still wearing collars and pets without collars. We see owners frantically searching for their pet and not finding them at the shelter because some don’t make it to us at all. Please be proactive and protect your pets. They are depending on you.

Please take this seriously:

- Keep your pets indoors even if they’ve “never run off before.”
- Make sure they are wearing a secure collar and up-to-date ID
tags even if you have to make one.
- Play calming music or white noise to help drown out the noise.
- Talk to your vet about anxiety meds or calming aids. They truly
help.
- If you have outdoor animals, bring them in. Don’t leave them to
face the noise alone.

We do our best to comfort them and try to piece them back together in hopes that their owner will come forward. However, the Fourth of July holiday season is challenging and heartbreaking when we see so many that are frightened and lost.

Please help us by keeping your animals safe. Please share to as many people as you can. You will see this post more than once as we approach the holiday to remind everyone.