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If you have found an injured, sick, or orphaned wild animal you believe is in need of assistance, DCHS's Wildlife Center is here to guide you through the next steps and determine when help is truly needed.

If you have found a stray animal, learn about how you can help them find their way back home and what resources DCHS can provide to help reunite lost pets with their families.

If your pet has gone missing, DCHS can provide steps to help you locate your lost pet as quickly as possible.

If you have made the difficult decision to surrender your pet, DCHS wants to work with you to find the best possible solution for you and your pet.

DCHS’s Pets for Life (PFL) program provides animal resources and information to families in our community.

DCHS offers a service for rehoming your pet as an alternative to surrendering your pet to the shelter. By using this listing, your pet can say comfortable at your home until a new home is found.

Microchips are a great tool to help reunite lost animals with their families. DCHS offers microchips for dogs and cats by appointment at the Main Shelter.

DCHS offers dog training classes using positive reinforcement training methods for dogs and puppies of all ages and training levels.

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is never easy, but the compassionate staff at DCHS are ready to assist you during this difficult time.

DCHS's Equine & Livestock Program is here to help if you are looking to adopt or need to surrender a horse or other farm animal.

DCHS's ringworm treatment program was the first ever developed worldwide and has cured over 1,000 cats of ringworm, a highly contagious fungus.

All healthy or treatable pets can stay at DCHS as long as it takes to find a new, loving home. For some, finding that new family takes only hours or a few days. For others, the wait for a family can be much longer.

DCHS's Thrift Store offers low-cost household items, clothing, pet supplies, and more with proceeds benefiting animals in need at the shelter.