Chapter 6 Ordinance Revision
Approved by Council on May 25, 2021.
The mission of Corpus Christi Animal Care Services (CCACS) & Vector Control is to promote a new perspective on animal welfare & vector control; address the needs of our community, improve the quality of life for our animals, and encourage a culture of compassion.
CCACS strives to provide a healthy and safe environment for strays, unwanted or homeless animals as well as injured animals brought to our shelter. Our veterinarian and staff conduct health evaluations, vaccinations and spay or neutering to have these furry friends find their forever homes. All activities are in compliance with state, federal and local laws and regulations.
Our Vector Control at CCACS maintains a plan to reduce the spread of mosquitos in our community and reduce the chances of vector-borne diseases.
2626 Holly Road
Corpus Christi, TX 78415
Walk-Ins:
Walk-in visits are welcomed!
Monday thru Saturday,
1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Rescue Organizations:
Schedule animal rescue
Monday thru Saturday,
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Free Microchipping:
At 2626 Holly Road.
Monday thru Friday,
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Pet Microchip Registration Sec. 6-26A:
At 2626 Holly Road.
In-Person, Monday thru Friday,
1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Pet Microchip Registration Form
Via email ccacs@cctexas.com
Call (361) 826-4630 for assistance.
Phone: (361) 826-4630
Staff: Email Contacts »
For Emergencies, Call CCPD
(361) 886-2600
Adopt a Pet
Corpus Christi Animal Care Services aims to help adoptable animals find loving homes. Find animals that are the adoption process.
Animal Care Ordinances
The City of Corpus Christi Animal Care Ordinances are listed under Chapter 6, of the Municipal Code of Ordinances. The ordinance has eight articles.
Animal Rescue and Stray Animals
Injured animals are a high priority response for Animal Control Officers. A sick or injured stray animal should be reported to the Customer Call Center between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. at (361) 826-2489.
Barking Dog(s) Complaints
Barking dogs impact the quality of life in our neighborhoods and are a common problem for many municipalities.
Become a Foster
Fostering pets means that you care for the pet in your home until they find a forever home. When you foster pets, you can help ensure that they find an ideal home by learning about their personality. This helps match these pets up with a home that best suits them.
CCACS Open Records Request
As a member of the general public, you have the right to access certain Animal Care Services records by making a request under the Texas Public Information Act.
CCACS Volunteer Program
City of Corpus Christi Animal Care Services is seeking dedicated and long term volunteers.
Coyote Information
Animal Care Services receives many calls regarding public safety. While we know that there is great concern about wildlife attacking people, the risk is very low.
Lost Pets
No one want to experience the terrible feeling of losing a treasured pet. Each year approximately 10,000 animals are placed in our care.
Mosquito Spraying (Vector Control)
Corpus Christi Vector Control will continue spraying for adult mosquitoes. Spray routes are determined after checking mosquitoes traps and those areas with the highest concentration of mosquitoes will be targeted first. Tentative Spraying Route Schedule is available.
Rabies Information
CCACS will not pick up privately owned or city-owned traps if they contain known rabies carriers, such as bats, skunks, raccoons, bobcats, foxes, or coyotes. (Opossums are not rabi
Report an Animal Bite
If an animal is an immediate threat to someone's safety, please call 911. Any animal that scratches or bites a human or another animal must be reported to Animal Care Services.
Report Animal Neglect and Abuse
Our pets and other animals rely on us to take care of them and provide them with needed veterinary services, food water, and shelter. If you witness animal neglect or cruelty, report it to CCACS.
Report Dangerous/Aggressive Dogs
If you suspect a dog is dangerous an investigation may be conducted to determine if the dog is a Dangerous Dog or a Aggressive Dog.
Request Removal of Deceased Animal
To request the removal of a deceased animal, please call the Customer Call Center at 361-826-CITY (2489). The Solid Waste Department will handle your request.
Surrender Your Pet
Having a big dog or several cats as part of the extended family may not always be a good idea.
Animal Care Code of Ordinances
Chapter 6 of the Municipal Code of Ordinances contains eight articles.
About CCACS
Animal Care Services & Vector Control is a Division of Neighborhood Services. CCACS is comprised of four branches within our division.
Pet Services
Whether you are looking for a new pet, or making a plan for your pets during hurricane season, CCACS has the information you're looking for.
Report Animal Problems
If an animal is an immediate threat to someone's safety, please call 911. All complaints received are prioritized according to the safety issues involved for humans and animals.
Request Field Services
Officers can facilitate an Animal Rescue.
Mosquito Control
Learn about the City's plan for managing mosquito populations and take steps to protect yourself at home.
General Information
Learn more about Open Records, City Ordinances, and Nueces County Animal Care Services.
