Linn County Sheriff's Office Animal Control

Teri Charest

I was helping at the vaccine clinic and saw a lot of people that adopted dogs.

Sanah Henrikson

I just moved to Albany and needed to get my dog microchiped (costs $20) and registered (can cost anywhere from $10-$15). The officers helping me were so amazing! Very sweet, kind, and respectful. They loved my dog and treated her with a lot of care and affection.

Shellie Harding

20 to hold 90 to adopt ;) We adopted little Sprout and they made it so easy. Totally recommend to everyone.

Emily James

As a worker at another shelter, I love working with Linn Co. Dog Control! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, the facility is clean, and the dogs are well cared for. Other shelters are sometimes difficult to deal with, possibly due to feelings that we are in competition, but Linn County always glad to work with us. They are a county-funded facility, which unfortunately means that most people think they have plenty of funding and rescources and may donate other places, but that is not the case. LCDC has to raise funds like the rest of us to make things happen for the dogs over there, and to stretch their limited resources as far as they can go! Kudos to LCDC for doing what they do; we're all on the same team after all!