RCACP - Regional Center for Animal Control and Protection - Roanoke, Va Area

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The Regional Center receives stray and owner relinquished animals from Roanoke City, Roanoke County, Botetourt County and the Town of Vinton.

The Regional Center for Animal Control and Protection serves the City of Roanoke, the Counties of Botetourt and Roanoke, and the Town of Vinton, and is an “open intake facility”.  The Regional Center primarily handles stray animals picked up by the Animal Control Officers employed by the municipalities, but also accepts strays found, and animals owned, by citizens of the municipalities.  Each year the Regional Center receives between 7,500 and 8,000 animals. more >

Click below for more info on the localities. To contact animal control officers for your area, click on the link to the appropriate police department for your area.
City of Roanoke             City of Roanoke Police
Roanoke County
            Roanoke County Police
Botetourt County
           Botetourt County Sheriff
Town of Vinton
              Town of Vinton Police

 

Information Topics:

  • Check out our new Lost & Found Community Bulletin Board

    Has your pet strayed away from home? Post a notice on our new Lost & Found Community Bulletin Board and increase the chances of finding your pet.

    Has someone's lost pet taken up residence in your back yard? Post a notice on our Bulletin Board and help him get back home again. more >

  • Pet Disaster Planing

    Disasters come in many forms - from hurricanes, floods, and wildfires to medical emergencies and hazardous chemical spills, and can occur anywhere, anytime. The best way to protect your family from a disaster is to have a plan. If you are a pet owner, that plan should include your pets. more >

  • Identification is the key

      The Roanoke Valley SPCA sponsors quarterly microchipping clinics, open to the public for a nominal fee.  Check their website - www.rvspca.org - for details.   Roughly 1 in 3 pets will be lost at some point in their lives. Of those, only 10% ever make it back home. All pets, including cats, should have more >