1 in 3 pets go missing in their lifetime


WE’RE HERE TO BRING THEM HOME.

Since 2011, we’ve been providing professional & humane animal control services in Minnesota & Wisconsin. As the largest animal control contractor in the area, each year our team dispatches out to more than 700 requests to help hundreds of animals within 45 jurisdictions across:

  • Anoka County, MN

  • Ramsey County, MN

  • Washington County, MN

  • Pierce County, WI

  • St. Croix County, WI

  • If you’ve found a pet, please safely contain the animal and call us at 715-220-1332. For more information on how to find the owner, what happens when a stray hold is done or how to adopt a found animal visit You Found an Animal Page

  • Visit: Report Your Lost Pet

    Once you report you lost pet, we’ll post on our social media page and website to spread the word to help bring your pet home.

  • Visit: Animals in Our Care

    If you find your animal is within our care, this page includes the steps for how to reclaim your pet.

  • When reporting an animal welfare concern, your information remains confidential: Report an Animal Welfare Concern

Our Services

  • Pick-up

    As part of our animal control service contracts with cities in MN & WI, every year we help hundreds of stray & abandoned animals. We drive to locations animals are found, often by Good Samaritans, and transport animals to a partnering vet clinic/impound facility. Animals receive the care and attention they need in a comfortable environment while we look for their owner.

  • Placement

    For animals that have completed the state required stray hold or have been surrendered, we partner with local 501c3 rescues to find animals new adoptive homes. Animals are transported to volunteer foster homes, where they receive veterinary care and behavioral support while they begin searching for a new adoptive home.

  • Protection

    Companion Animal Control responds to complaints and conducts enforcement for violations of animal ordinances & statutes while also working closely with local law enforcement. When appropriate, we focus on educating owners regarding the welfare of animals.