King County Animal Care and Control Read what outside experts have to say
The 'scoop' about improved animal care
King County Animal Care and Control (KCACC) has worked hard to make program and facility improvements that benefit the animals and public in King County. Read the complete list of our progress and accomplishments and gain a greater appreciation for King County Animal Care and Control.
What we shared with the Council on October 6th
Volunteer to be a foster parent this Fall
 Open your heart and your home to cats and kittens who need to get well or get bigger before they can go out for adoption. Sick animals recover faster in a stress-free environment. Your home is the perfect place for them to get one-on-one attention and the love they need to grow and/or get well.
If you're interested in helping us expand our walls by fostering, send an email to dee.cordell@kingcounty.gov or complete the Volunteer Application.
Adopt a pet
A pet owner's guide to adoption is a great resource to find a new companion. Learn more about pet adoption. Browse a list of available cats and dogs to start adding a pet to your family. Learn more at Petfinder.com (external link).
Buy a pet license online today
Purchase, renew and update your pet license, online. Each year, pet licenses help reunite almost 2,000 lost cats and dogs with their families. Pet licenses are required by law.
Get help from Animal Care and Control
Find a lost pet with help, resources and suggestions from Animal Care and Control. Animal Care and Control can also help with a number of animal control problems, including barking dogs, animal rescues, animal cruelty, stray cats, and dog bites.
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