Belton 816-331-5522
Blue Springs 816-228-0149
Bonner Springs 913-422-7800
after hours 913-596-3000
Edwardsville 913-441-6983
after hours 913-596-3000
Excelsior Springs 816-630-0816
Gladstone 816-436-1810
Grain Valley 816-847-6250
after hours 816- 795-1960
Grandview 816-316-4817
after hours 816-316-4980
Harrisonville 816-380-8961
Fairway 913-782-0720
Independence 816-325-7205
Kansas City KS 913-321-1445
after hours 913-596-3000
Kansas City MO 816-513-1313 or 311
Jackson County 816-881-4530
Lawrence 785-832-7509
Leawood 913-642-5555
Leavenworth 913-682-0268
Lee’s Summit 816-969-1640
after hours 816-969-7390
Lenexa 913-477-7385
Liberty 816-439-4791
Merriam 913-782-0720
Mission 913-782-0720
North Kansas City 816-274-6024
Oak Grove 815-690-3773 ext. 1006
Olathe 913-971-6362
Osawatomie 913-755-2101
Overland Park 913-895-6300
Parkville 816-741-4454
Platte City 816-431-2011
Platte Woods 816-741-6688
Pleasant Valley 816-781-7373
Prairie Village 913-642-6868 x 4631
Raytown 816-737-6010
Riverside 816-741-3993
Roeland Park 913-782-0720
Shawnee 913-631-2155
Smithville 816-532-0500
Sugar Creek 816-881-4530
Wellsville 785-883-2691
Westwood 913-782-0720
Call 911 if you believe an animal’s life is in immediate danger.
If your community does not have an animal control department, call your local police or sheriff.
Reporting Animal Cruelty
There are two forms of animal cruelty. Passive cruelty or neglect is caused by lack of action, such as inadequate shelter, starvation, dehydration, and failure to seek needed veterinary care. Active cruelty is an intentional act to harm an animal. Without concerned citizens reporting cruelty in their neighborhoods, most instances of animal abuse would go unnoticed. There is also a strong link between animal cruelty and domestic violence and other serious crimes. Reporting animal cruelty may alert authorities to other crimes being committed. If you are aware of an animal being neglected or abused, please do not hesitate to report it.
Call your local Animal Control to report abuse or neglect occurring within city limits.
If your community does not have an Animal Control call the police or sheriff.
If an animal’s life is in immediate danger, call 911.
State Health Departments:
MO Animal Health Department 573-751-3377
KS Animal Health Department 785-296-2326
Missouri: Operation Bark Alert. Report suspicious dog breeding facilities
Chain of Hope provides essential items for survival to neglected and abused cats and dogs in the urban core of Kansas City. They also provide education to pet owners, referrals for spay/neutering, adoptions.
Dogs Deserve Better: No dog should live on a chain. Learn what you can do to help a chained dog.