Amory Animal Control

*** MISSING DOG ***

We are asking the public for their help in locating this missing dog. It was last seen in the Highland Drive area near Meadowbrook Circle. If you see this dog, please contact the Amory Police Department.

We are asking the public’s help in finding the owner of this dog. Appears to be a black pit bull mix wearing a gray collar. Was last seen in the area of Old Highway 25 near Chickasaw Drive.

We are asking for the public’s help in finding this pup’s owner. He was picked up near Ortho Express on Earl Frye Boulevard.

*** PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT ***

Tonight's forecasted weather is expected to drop well below freezing. We would ask that if you can, bring your animals inside. If it is not possible, please ensure they have adequate shelter, insulation from the ground, a heating lamp if possible, and access to water and food.

🐾 CALLING ALL FARMERS! 🐾
Barn Cat Program Now Available!
The Amory Animal Control is looking for local farmers who could use some hardworking barn cats! 🐱
These cats have grown up on the streets and aren’t suited for indoor life—but they’d make excellent natural pest control on your property or farm.
If you’re interested in giving a few of these kitties a safe place to live (and helping keep the mice away), please contact:
📞 Animal Control Officer Harris at 662-256-2676
Let’s work together to help our community—spay and neuter your pets to prevent overpopulation! ❤️

This pretty pup was picked up around the West Amory Elementary School. We are asking for the community’s help in finding its owner. If you know who this dog belongs to, please contact the Amory Police Department.

We are asking the public to help us identify the owners of this dog. It was last seen roaming in the Rose Lane and Sanders Drive area.

Found on the Highway 25 Bypass near Ritter Road.

Earlier today, the Amory Police Department received a call for service from a citizen that discovered a trash bag with multiple deceased kittens laying in the roadway. The Animal Control Officer was notified and responded to the scene and confirmed the caller’s information. We would like to take this time to remind the public that this type of behavior meets the statutory requirements to be prosecuted as felony animal abuse. Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Amory Police Department or leave an anonymous tip using the P3 app.

Help needed in returning to its owner. Was picked up at 106 8th Street North.