

Protecting People. Caring For Animals. Strenghening Communities.
Our mission is to provide professional, humane, and effective animal control services that protect residents, support animal welfare, and help local governments maintain safe and responsible communities.
We are committed to:
Protecting citizens and neighborhoods through responsible animal control.
Enforcing local ordinances and Mississippi animal protection laws.
Promoting responsible pet ownership through community education.
Ensuring humane handling and treatment of animals.
Maintaining transparency, professionalism, and accountability.
Helping municipalities reduce liability and improve public safety.
We believe effective animal control requires more than enforcement. It requires compassion, education, and a commitment to doing what is right for both people and animals.

Professional response, containment, intake documentation, and appropriate handling of stray
animals.

Response and investigation involving aggressive animals, dangerous dogs, bites, and immediate threats to public safety.

Professional investigation and documentation of suspected animal cruelty, neglect, abandonment, and hoarding situations.

Consistent enforcement of municipal ordinances, county ordinances, and applicable Mississippi animal
statutes.

Structured transport of animals in custody to approved foster networks, shelters, and rescue
organizations.

Detailed reports, evidence documentation, citations when warranted, court preparation, and testimony.
Cities, towns, and counties shouldn't have to choose between having no structured animal control program and building an entire department from the ground up.
North Mississippi Animal Care & Control Association provides a professional alternative.
Municipalities contracting with us receive:
Full-time structured animal control service
Professional ordinance and statute enforcement
Certified officers
Court-ready case preparation
Community outreach support
Independent liability coverage
Transparent documentation
Monthly reporting
Structured animal transport and placement coordination
Risk reduction

Recognized for safety in a town under 10,000 population for animal control service performance.


Recognition for outstanding service to Lee County, including recognition of Chief Jason Lessel for dedication and measurable community impact.
