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Jessamine County Animal Care and Control
We, Jessamine County Animal Care & Control (JCACC), are a group of motivated individuals who strive to serve the public and our local government. We are a public department established by the Jessamine County Fiscal Court in accordance with the Kentucky Revised Statutes. Our staff ranges from certified veterinarian technicians to experienced animal control officers and doesn't stop there; we have a plethora of passionate volunteers and rescue groups working fervently with us to assure that only the best quality service is provided to the animals and people of Jessamine County.
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Our mission is to provide services that safeguard the health of the Jessamine County residents, no matter if they are two-legged or four-legged. We humanely house and care for the animals in our charge and make efforts to protect the animals who are not from abuse and neglect. We outreach to the community to inform citizens on responsible ownership and ask that the public report cruelty or stray animals so that we may respond. We also adopt out the many cats and dogs we rescue, so check out our adoption page for available animals if you’re looking for a new furry family member!
We rely heavily on the support of the local community to keep all of our animals happy and healthy until they can be adopted. Donations allow us to vaccinate, spay or neuter, feed, socialize, train, and otherwise provide for our animals and their well-being while they are in our charge. Support can be shown in many ways, from good donations to monetary support. For more information on how to support our shelter, from specifics on what items may be donated to or how to sign up to volunteer with the animals, check out the links below.
Adopt
Prior to adopting an animal, check out our adoption information page and fill out an online adoption application.
Donate
We accept many forms of donations. Checks and money orders need to be made payable to JCFC (Jessamine County Fiscal Court).
Volunteer
Passionate volunteers and rescue groups working fervently with us to assure that only the best quality service is provided.
Support Our Shelter
We rely heavily on the support of the local community to keep all of our animals happy and healthy until they can be adopted. Donations allow us to vaccinate, spay or neuter, feed, socialize, train, and otherwise provide for our animals and their well-being while they are in our charge. Support can be shown in many ways, from good donations to monetary support. For more information on how to support our shelter, from specifics on what items may be donated or how to sign up to volunteer with the animals, check out the links below.
Upcoming Events
Type of Phone Calls
All calls for Animal Control you should get exact address for the incident. You should also get a name and phone number in case the officer has trouble finding it. You should also get a description of the animal, including color and breed.
Capital Improvement Plan – 5 year outline
New Brand, New Approach
- Be the best by acting the best, sounding the best, looking the best, while taking care of all pets!
- Out with the old and in with the new!
Communication
- New radios
- CAD dispatch system integration with other first responders / dispatch
Equipment
- Body cameras
- Tasers (proactive)
- Purchase departmental weapons and develop weapon policies
- Equip vehicles to be uniform and well ready for service
Personnel
- 1-2 more Animal Control Officers
- Top trained Animal Control Officers in the state
- Best dressed Animal Control Officers in the state
- Most professional Animal Control Officers in the state
Building
- Animal Control Officers intake bays
- Animal Control equipment / file storage
- Animal Control bath tub replacement
Productivity
- Increase call for service – Animal Control
- Increase revenue
- City license program
- More community partners – vets, etc
- Citations
- Pay for ticket at shelter
- Euthanasia request
- Charge for pick-up (gas) and euthanasia
- Surrenders
- Charge for pick-up (gas) and surrendering fee
- City license program
- Increase public relations
- Increase revenue
- Donations from public
- K-9 education program
- Neighborhood meetings
- Concerns from citizens
- Address department services and laws/ordinances
- Ride-along program
- Better communication with community partners
- County Attorney’s Office
- Police Department
- Sheriff’s Office
- Other government partners
- Increase revenue
- Increase services
- Increase revenue
- Kennel licensing program
- Charge for surrenders
- At shelter – lower fee
- Pick-up at home – gas & fee
- Multiple animal discount
- Increase reclaim fees per occurrence
- 1st offense, 2nd offense, 3rd offense, etc.
- Grooming services
- Nail trims
- Ear cleaning
- Bathing
- Haircut
- Increase revenue
- Increase revenue