McLean County Animal Control Center

9279 North 1375 East Road Bloomington, Illinois 61705

About this shelter

McLean County Animal Control Center in Bloomington, IL

McLean County Animal Control is a self-sustaining program that operates without taxpayer funding. Its primary mission is to enhance public and animal safety through various initiatives, including the prevention and control of rabies by managing vaccination registrations and investigating bite incidents. The program enforces both county and state animal control and welfare laws, collects stray animals when necessary, and safely removes bats from residential properties. Additionally, it facilitates the adoption of eligible animals into responsible homes and promotes responsible pet ownership through educational efforts and community outreach.

Before you go

Adopting from this shelter

Adoption process

To be eligible for adoption, individuals must be at least 18 years old and provide photo identification that includes their current address. Applicants must comply with local animal ordinances concerning the number of pets allowed in their household. They should either own permanent property or provide proof of permission from their landlord to keep pets. Additionally, any currently owned cats and dogs must be vaccinated against rabies and registered with the county of residence. Lastly, applicants are required to pay the applicable adoption fees.