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Sachse Animal Shelter ADOPTING PETS FROM THE SACHSE ANIMAL SHELTER: There is an $80 adoption fee. This includes spay/neuter and the rabies vaccination.
Animals that are already spayed/neutered can be adopted for $25. The prospective adopter should have the ability to properly care for the animal and see this adoption as a commitment for the pet's lifetime, inclusive of food, shelter, and veterinary care. PET REGISTRATION FEES: All dogs and cats are required to be registered with the city. The cost is $7 per year if they are not spayed or neutered; $2 per year if they are sterilized. Proof of rabies vaccination is required and the animal must wear both tags (the rabies vaccination tag and city registration tag) at all times. LOST PET INFORMATION: It happens every day. Pets escape from backyards, a house or vehicle. Few are wearing tags when it happens and still fewer ever find their way back home. A few tips for pet owners: Check your fence regularly. Keep it in good repair. A padlock on the back yard gate can prevent inadvertent opening of the gate by children or passersby. Place identification tags on your pets (dogs and cats). You don't leave home without identification, why should your pet? Like most other municipal animal shelters, Sachse Animal Shelter has a longer holding period for tagged animals than non-tagged animals (5 day minimum for tagged animals versus 3 day minimum for non-tagged animals). The longer holding period applies to an animal with ANY type of tag, including rabies tags from veterinary clinics and city tags from other municipalities. Be sure that the tags on your animals can be traced. If your address or phone number has changed, make sure it is current on the tags. The advantage of a city registration tag is access to information that will allow animal shelter personnel to contact an owner any time of the day or night. This is especially important in case of injury. After learning that a pet is missing, owners should check with the local animal shelters as soon as possible. Personal visits to the shelters are important. Descriptions may vary greatly and a lost pet report with a photo is helpful. Animal shelter personnel encourage owners to keep looking for lost pets for several weeks. Also, check shelters in surrounding cities, especially if you live near city boundaries. If your animal has been taken to the Sachse Animal Shelter, the following fees will apply:
Fee: 1st occurrence 2nd occurrence 3rd occurrence 4th occurrence
Impoundment $ 25 $50 $75 $100
LEASH LAW IN EFFECT: Sachse does have a LEASH LAW. For dogs, if they are "not confined to the premises of the owner, the dog must be under the control of the owner by means of a leash or metal chain of sufficient strength and length to control the actions of the dog." Dogs must be kept confined to the owner's property in such a manner that it cannot escape. If cats are "permitted to run at large, they must have a valid rabies and license tag attached to their collar or harness." HUMANE ANIMAL TRAPS AVAILABLE: Humane animal traps are wire cages that are baited with food to assist in the confinement of nuisance and nocturnal (night time) critters. These include feral cats, raccoons, possums, armadillos, etc. The animal shelter maintains an inventory of live capture, humane animal traps. These box traps are completely safe and are intended to confine and not injure the animal. Residents may reserve one of these box traps by contacting the Animal Control Officer at 972-675-9662.
10/01/2026
FOUND STRAY***
These girls were picked up on Crestridge just a moment ago. They're very shy and would much rather be at home. 😢 If anyone knows who they belong to, please reach out to the shelter.
📍6424 Sachse Rd.
📞972-675-9662
09/30/2026
Update: Bunny has been placed in foster while he/she completes the remaining stray hold.
FOUND STRAY***
This little friend was found on Mitchell Ct. yesterday evening. If anyone knows where he/she may have come from, please reach out! 🐰❤
📍6424 Sachse Rd.
📞972-675-9662
09/29/2026
🕐 Monday October 5, 2026 🕐
To better serve our community, Sachse Animal Services will be closing at 1pm for staff development. If traning is completed before our normal closing hours of 6pm, we will re-open and notify promptly.
This will not disrupt emergency servicces.
Thank you for your understanding!
09/29/2026
*NOT at the Shelter*
This sweet little guy is looking for his forever home!
At about 1 year old and just 13 lbs, he may be small, but he has a BIG personality! He is happy, playful, and high-energy and would love a home where he can stay active and get plenty of attention. He’s also very food motivated, which is always a bonus when it comes to training!
About him:
• Approximately 1 year old
• 13 lbs
• Neutered male
• Fully vaccinated
• Happy & healthy
• High energy
• Very food motivated
He’s ready to find a family to love and a place to call home.
Interested in adopting him? Give us a call at 972-495-6110
09/28/2026
Toto's actual name is Nibbler! His family saw the posts and came first thing this morning!!!!
This little guy was found all alone yesterday on Burning Bush Ln. Thankfully someone found him before the storm hit and he was safe here at the shelter. If you know him or who his family is please reach out. He is not neutered nor microchipped.
📞 972-675-9662
📍 6424 Sachse Rd.
09/26/2026
Update: Chop has been reclaimed!
FOUND STRAY***
This happy guy was found this morning playing in some sprinklers on Georgetown Dr.! He's estimated to be about 5 months old. If anyone knows where he may have come from, please reach out to the shelter. ❤🐶
📍6424 Sachse Rd.
📞972-675-9662
09/24/2026
AVAILABLE***
💚 Meet Cucumber, our youngest resident and a big boy with an even bigger heart! At just 6 months old and already around 50 lbs, this Anatolian mix has the sweetest personality. He's the perfect mix of goofy puppy energy and laid-back cuddles, and he loves everyone he meets!
Great with people and kids, Cucumber is ready to grow up alongside a family of his own. He has so much love to give and is just waiting for someone to give him a chance. Could that someone be you? 🐾💕
Contact the shelter for more info
📍6424 Sachse Rd.
📞972-675-9662
Sachse Animal Services will be opening at 11:00 AM on Thursday, September 24, instead of our usual 10:00 AM opening time due to a scheduled staff meeting. We will resume normal business hours the rest of the week. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.
If you have any questions, please contact us at 972-495-2271 or email us at [email protected].
09/23/2026
Update: Her name is Tessa, and while she's primarily an indoor cat, she does enjoy an occasional stroll around the neighborhood. ☺️
This girl was found in the garage on Lake Crest! She has had water and food. If she is yours she is hanging out there.
09/23/2026
Update: Mikey has been adopted! Happy tails little guy !! ❤
AVAILABLE***
How is this sweet pup still available?!
Mikey is a 1½-year-old, 11-pound Chiweenie who may be a little shy at first, but once he’s comfortable, he’s a total velcro dog! ❤️ He loves being close to his people and is ready to find someone he can stick by forever.
Seriously… how has no one scooped up this little guy yet?! 🥹🐶
Reach out to the shelter for more info!
📞972-675-9662
📍6424 Sachse Rd.
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6424 Sachse Road
Sachse, TX
75048
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| Monday | 10am - 6pm |
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| Wednesday | 10am - 6pm |
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