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  • Orange County Animal Services

    Located at 2769 Conroy Road,
    Orlando, Florida 32839

  • Rehoming Resources

    Please review and complete all information. This program is for residents of Orange County, Florida only. After completing this form, you will receive confirmation of your request with information and links to help choose the right path for you and your pet.

  • How do I surrender my pet?

    Complete the following survey to request assistance in rehoming your pet. You will receive a confirmation email with rescue resources and other options. After you complete this survey, someone from the shelter will reach out to you within the next week to obtain more specific information regarding your pet and reasons for rehoming. 

  • What if I need to euthanize my pet?

    Owner requested euthanasia services are available without an appointment. This service is provided at any point that Animal Services is open on a walk-in basis for $40 per pet for Orange County residents.

    What if my pet was adopted from Orange County Animal Services?

    Pets being returned from unsuccessful adoptions do not require an appointment, as long as it is within 30 days of the animal’s departure date from the shelter. Past that timeframe, the animal will need to be surrendered to the shelter with an appointment. Adopters outside of Orange County will need to pursue surrender services through shelters in their county of residence.

    How much does it cost to surrender a pet? 

    There is a fee of $40 to surrender a pet to Orange County Animal Services. Payment can be made via cash or card. No online or digital payments accepted at this time.

    Are there additional requirements to surrender my pet?

    Orange County Animal Services does not accept pets from outside our jurisdiction. Proof of Orange County residency and photo ID is required for any surrender appointments. This may be a state issued license with your address or a photo passport and utility bill with in county address. 

     

  • OWNER MUST BE A RESIDENT OF ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA

    All fields must be completed to continue to next portion of application.


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  • PLEASE NOTE: Florida has a very broad public records law (F. S. 119). All e-mails to and from County Officials are kept as a public record. Your information and e-mail communications, including your e-mail address may be disclosed to the public and media at any time.

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  • Thank you for your request. 

    Orange County Animal Services is located in Orlando, Florida. In addition to owner requested euthanasia, the shelter is also responsible for making end of life decisions for animals that are determined to have a poor quality of life due to severe medical concerns as well as for animals that may pose a threat to public safety due to aggressive temperament. Animal Services makes no guarantee of adoption or rescue in the event you surrender your pet to our shelter. 

     

    Next Steps...

    You will receive an email confirmation of your submission which will include links and information below the shelter that may help in rehoming your pet. Within a week of receiving your submission, our team will contact you about rehoming. 

     

    PLEASE NOTE: Florida has a very broad public records law (F. S. 119). All e-mails to and from County Officials are kept as a public record. Your information and e-mail communications, including your e-mail address may be disclosed to the public and media at any time.

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