Chesapeake Animal Services Unit

We are sorry to hear about your best friend. We do offer that service. Please call the office tomorrow to schedule an appointment for Monday or Friday. We are open tomorrow from 8a-5p and the number is 382-8081.

Please contact the Chesapeake Humane Society and ask about their crisis boarding program.

Hi Chris, Please check our website under the "resources" tab there are programs that can assist you. CAS

Chesapeake Animal Services does not offer any veterinary services to the public. Please check area Humane Societies or SPCA's for low cost veterinary services to include dentals.

If you are a resident of the City of Chesapeake then you can call our office at 382-8081 to schedule an appointment to bring your animal in.

Chesapeake Animal Services accepts surrenders of animals from residents of the city of Chesapeake. Please call our office at 757-382-8080 to schedule an appointment.

You can start the process by visiting our website at www.cityofchesapeake.net/animalservices. Click on the volunteer tab and create an account. Our Outreach Coordinator will then contact you for the next step. Thank you for your interest in working with the animals!

Hi Romaine, Yes, you can check out our adoptable animals on our website at: https://www.cityofchesapeake.net/page2130.aspx When adopters want to adopt a dog and have a dog already we do require that the dogs do a meet and greet. Our adoption hours are also on the website so come and see us soon! CAS Team

Good morning! Not at this time, but we have some bunnies:)

Hi Jenine, It appears that all of the kittens in the shelter have recently been adopted. You can check out foster Facebook page: Chesapeake Animal Services Foster Pets. Quite often the fosters will post kittens before they bring them back to the shelter for adoption. Best of luck! CAS

Hi Sierra, We have one in the kitten room and one in foster that is coming back soon. Call the office at 382-8081 and ask for Rachael. She can give you more information on Manny! Good luck! CAS

Hi Lisa, Animal Services does not have a clinic that offers those services to the public. You may want to reach out to the Chesapeake Humane Society, online, or call their main number at 546-5355. You can also check out the low cost clinics at Va. Beach SPCA and Norfolk SPCA. Good luck!! CAS

Call the front office to schedule a surrender appointment at 382-8081. You have to have proof of residency for the City of Chesapeake. Thanks!

Chesapeake Animal Services does not provide veterinary services to the public. You can find many services offered at the Chesapeake Humane Society or any of our local veterinarians.

The only vaccination that is reported, to obtain a city license, is a rabies certificate. You will need to find out what vet your son used to obtain vaccine history.

Humane euthanasia is performed, as required by all state regulations.

Yes you can call them

We do have a rooster, a Muscovy duck and a dove:)

In the area, yes.

Hi There: You can check our website for information on our donation program and we also have an amazon wish list at: http://a.co/i5d08Sr Thank you for thinking of the animals!

We scan for microchips upon intake. Make sure that all of your information is up to date on the microchip and you can also come in and do a lost report. Please bring a picture with you!

Hi David, We do charge an adoption fee. For dogs our regular fee is $105. We are holding an event next week, Homeless Animals Awareness Week (HAAW), and will have a discounted fee then. That will be the 9th-16th and the fee will be announced on our Facebook page and website!

We do accept volunteers and our next Volunteer Orientation is March 21st, 10am, at the shelter. There is more information on our website too including the online application and how to complete the required background check.

Hi Madison, If you could call our front office at 382-8081 they can get you scheduled for that. We had to temporarily close our small animal room, but should have it opened by the end of this week. There is a small waiting list, but only because we had to close the room.

Animal Services does take in reptiles, but currently we have some construction going on in our lobby and we cannot utilize our small animal adoption room. We are asking citizens to hold off on small animal surrenders until the room is open again. Please check with a local rescue group called Viper if you are in need of re-homing a snake sooner than we can assist.

Yes, Piggy Smalls is still with us. If you would like to visit with him we are open for adoptions from 10-4pm today and 12-6pm tomorrow.

Yes

You need to get him the proper training. I took my aussie here when he was 10weeks old. He will ring bells to go outside and ring the bell to come inside when he's done. He sits on command Aussie's are smart dogs its the humans who are dumb Take him to chelsi immediately! http://www.einsteink9training.com/

Animal Services does send letters for these types of violations. Please call the front office at 382-8081 and make sure you have the address for the dog owner.

As long as the cat was found in the City of Chesapeake, you can call 382-6161 for an ACO to pick up. The office is open today from 8a-5p and noon to 7pm tomorrow, if you want to bring the kitty in. If the cat is not turned in then you should at least call our office to file a Found Report: 382-8081.

At least 16 years old.

Do you neuter feral cats?

How can I get my teen daughter involve to volunteer?

If you live in Chesapeake, please call the office at 382-8081 to schedule an appointment to surrender them. If you live in another city please call that cities animal services agency.

No, you will have to call an exterminator/pest control company.

Morgan Stepp--- Please call the Animal Control Officer (ACO) Supervisor at 382-8089. She can look into that location and see what the history shows and assign an ACO accordingly.

Definitely give them a call. They are very caring and professional.

I feed my dog Beneful !! My Bishon loves it.

You can call the non-emergency number at 382-6161 (press 2) and request an Officer respond. There is a $25 charge for surrender in the field. You can also call the office at 382-8081 to set an appointment. There is no charge with an appointment at the office.

Sarah, Sometimes geese have a genetic disorder called angel wing which prevents them from flying. You can call (when the goose is there) 382-6161 and press 2 when you hear the recording. Request an Animal Control Officer respond and they can evaluate. Thanks.

Not right now, but we do have several rats.

Yes. Please call 382-8089. Sharon Maddox is the Supervisor of the Animal Control Officers and she organizes all of the trap deliveries.

What is the purpose of the question

Hi, l adopted a 5yr old beagle from VBAnimal Care and Adoption Center in Dec. I found out that Beagles and other dogs eat too fast and cause acid reflux that makes them cough. She was 13 lbs. Our vet prescribed half a Pepcid ac tab and half omeprazole tab which is pantrozole tab. She upset her stomach eating too fast. Chewy has a rubber sticky thing you put in a dog food dish to slow the animal down. This holds true for any dog and you can stop the cough as easy as this. If you have a vet, you can take the dog there. I spent over $3000 in medical bills for her but we had to put her down in Mar anyway bcuz we found a fast growing tumor on her spleen and she was bleeding internally. She had developed anemia. Kaopectate was given for diarrhea. Use these products when you need help for all this. It will help you save money. I wish you well. She slept and went to sleep peacefully.

I will have an officer check it out, but if it is angel wing we do not pick them up.

Animal Services does pick up injured wildlife. If you live in Chesapeake please call 382-6161. Press 2 when you hear the recording and a dispatcher will take your call. We do transport to rehabbers.

Hi Vicki! I am not sure where you are having this possum pop up on your property, but typically they are either seeking shelter, food or water. I have a yearly visitor under my deck and she always has her babies under there. Before I let my dogs outside I always turn the light on and open/close the door 2 times to give all the yard critters a chance to escape. Possum are very harmless though and if you eliminate the resource they are seeking then they will usually go away. The fact that it can get up the tree is a good sign that it is healthy. If you have a shed or deck that it may get under try throwing some moth balls under there. They don't like the smell of that. If you have any bird feeders that will also attract all wild animals too. She may be huge because she is pregnant or carrying her babies in her pouch right now...

Letthe landlord know first then call animal control

There are no birds for adoption at this time.

But there are like 8 feral cats there too she is hiding up in the insulation and she is scared

They're open Sundays from 12pm to 4pm.

Chesapeake Animal Services will if you live in Chesapeake.