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Downriver Central Animal Control (DCAC) is a state licensed animal shelter in Michigan and the consolidation of four cities' animal control departments (Allen Park, Southgate, Riverview, and Wyandotte). Our facility handles stray intakes, owner surrenders, investigations of animal abuse and neglect, and other animal control matters.
Downriver Central Animal Control is contracted with the City of Riverview to handle all animal calls, such as; *Animal At Large. *Barking. *Welfare checks. *Lost or Found animals. The Intake only facility is located at. 14300 Reaume Pkwy. Southgate, 48195. 734.246.1328 Ext. 4. There is an Animal Control Officer on duty after hours.
The DCAC's animal shelter is a collaborative effort among Southgate, Allen Park, and Wyandotte. All cities adopted uniform ordinances and combined jurisdictions. Wyandotte’s animal shelter serves as the main adoption center. All adoptions are handled by Wyandotte's facility.
Lost your pet? Search your neighborhood. Look on local Shelter websites. Visit the Oakland County Pet Adoption Center to view the strays. Check with a local Michigan Humane Society location. They may have your pet. Stop in every few days to check new intakes. Descriptions of the same animal can vary from person to person.
Riverview Animal Control is a contracted service with the City of Riverview, MI, responsible for handling all animal-related calls, including animal at large, barking, welfare checks, and lost or found animals.
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ALL ADOPTION FEES ARE $100 CASH OR CHECK. Adoption hours are Monday thru Friday 10am to 3pm. After hours appointment available. For more information, please call the Animal Shelter at (734) 675-4956.
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The Southgate facility, called Downriver Central Animal Control (DCAC), serves as the intake facility. It handles all animal intakes (stray or surrender), wildlife traps (very limited), animal complaints, and reports of lost/found pets.
Spay And Neuter Assistance Program. The SNAP (Spay and Neuter Assistance Program) is a special program designed to help families who could not otherwise afford to have their animals sterilized. The SNAP also helps caretakers of feral cat colonies sterilize the animals in those colonies. The SNAP is not a general low-cost spay/neuter program.
