Kerr County Animal Services
KCAS Asks for Pause on Pet Food Donations
An outpouring of food for cats and dogs has been received by Kerr County Animal Services in the aftermath of the July 4 flood disaster – so much so, that KCAS Director Reagan Givens is asking for a pause.
“We have been so blessed by the generosity shown to us by so many animal lovers,” Givens said. “It has been truly heartwarming to witness such an overwhelming response.”
“We have had multiple pallets of food delivered to our facility in the past two days alone, and we are simply at capacity for storing it, even after sharing with local shelters and rescue outfits.”
“While we truly appreciate everyone giving, we are asking that they please hold off for the time being,” he said.
Still feel compelled to donate to help animals in Kerr County?
Cash donations are always accepted, as long as the donor designates the monetary gift for use by the local animal control authority, by noting “KCAS” in the Memo Line.
Mail checks payable to:
Kerr County Animal Services
3600 Loop 534
Kerrville, TX 78028
For those who would like to provide goods rather than cash, KCAS asks that future donors call 830-257-3100 in advance to ask what supplies might be needed.
Anyone bringing a donation of supplies in a large quantity is asked to please bring help for unloading.
Reagan Givens
Director3600 Loop 534
Kerrville, Texas 78028
Telephone: 830-257-3100
Fax: 830-257-6963
Email: animalcontrol@co.kerr.tx.us
Hours of Operation:
Mondays-Fridays,
8 a.m. - noon and 1 - 5 p.m.
Saturdays - Sundays: CLOSED
National Holidays: CLOSED
Call or email us for any questions or concerns!
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Kerr County Animal Services enforces ordinances, such as restraint laws, laws concerning rabies vaccinations and city/county registrations, rabies control, cruelty investigations, bite investigations and animal quarantines. We also educate the public about rabies control and local laws.
We have an adoption and rescue program for Kerr County animals in need of good homes.
Since KCAS is the local rabies control authority, it helps county residents with trapped wildlife Mondays through Fridays, with the exception of holidays. KCAS officers are certified and trained to handle most wildlife situations, excluding protected game (deer, buzzards, birds of prey, fish, and ducks/geese). Please contact the local (Texas Parks and Wildlife) for more information. KCAS' department assists the Kerr County Sheriff's Office with loose livestock within the county.
Animal Services DOES NOT pick up deceased animals. Please see current trapping protocol document HERE.
Staff
NoeMi Silva
Administrative AssistantNoe has been with the county since 2020.
Sandy Chambers
ReceptionistSandy has been with the county since 2021.
Nichole Golden
Adoption CoordinatorNichole has been with the county proudly since 2009.
M. Wong
ACOOfficer Wong has been with the county proudly since 2006.
M. Perry
ACOOfficer Perry has been with the county since 2019.
R. Breaux
ACOOfficer Breaux has been with the county since 2022.
F. Stanberry
ACOOfficer Stanberry has been with the county since 2024.
S. Rich
ACOOfficer Rich has been with the county since 2025.
Elim Morales
Kennel StaffElim has been with the county proudly since 2016.
Sarah Headrick
Kennel StaffSarah has been with the county since 2023.
Daisy Howell
Kennel StaffDaisy has been with the county since 2023.
Anthony Clay
Kennel StaffAnthony has been with the county since 2024.
More Information
Pet Adoption
We accept Check, Card or Cash (Exact Change)Please Bring a Valid Photo ID
See Lost and Adoptable Animals on our Facebook Page!
Adoption fees:
$20 Fee for sterilized dog/cat.
$80 Fee for non-sterilized dog/puppy
$65 Fee for non-sterilized cat/kitten
For questions about the adoption contract, please call 830-257-3100.