Mayflower Animal Control Fanpage

12/21/2025

Merry Christmas from Walt Whitman!!! He finally got the life he deserves ❤️

12/14/2025

This is right outside Mayflower ! She is wonderful and has fostered for our shelter in the past. Please donate so she can continue to help animals in need ❤️❤️

Support Animal Welfare in Arkansas!

As you may know, animal safety and welfare in Arkansas is virtually non-existent, especially in rural areas of the state. Most of the state has no spay/neuter laws, no leash laws, and needs more education about the importance of vaccines and preventative care. Programs are available across the state to help with some of these issues, but not everyone can afford those programs or they may not have transportation... and frankly, many just don't care.

Wobbles & Stomps is a 501(c)(3) Special Needs Animal Sanctuary that plays a crucial role in our community by providing a safe haven for companion animals with lifelong disabilities and short-term medical needs. Our sanctuary not only offers a place for these vulnerable animals to thrive, but also delivers essential medical care and fostering services, including specialized training for hard-to-adopt dogs.

The impact of our work extends far beyond individual animals; it resonates throughout society. By rehabilitating, rehoming, and sometimes adopting out those who face tragic fates, we cultivate a culture of compassion and responsibility towards all living beings. Your support is vital! Every dollar you donate or item from our wishlist directly contributes to the welfare of these animals and the overall health of our community.

Join us in making a difference. Your contributions help ensure that these special animals receive the care and love they deserve, fostering a society that values kindness and empathy. Thank you for your support!

Donate via Credit Card, PayPal, Venmo, or Check: https://givebutter.com/wobblestomp
Donate via CashApp: https://cash.app/$WobbleStomp
Donate via Mail: PO Box 222, Mayflower, AR 72106
Learn more about Wobbles & Stomps and how to "help us help them" on our website at wobblesandstomps.org

Together, we can create a more compassionate world for all beings.

12/14/2025

Please help in need families ! Drop off at companions M-Thurs 9am-4pm

Our pet food pantry is in urgent need of donations to help feed hungry pets in our community 🙏. No matter the brand or amount, every bit helps, and we deeply appreciate any contribution you can make. In addition to food, we’re also accepting toys, treats, litter, and other pet essentials to support pets and their families 🙂

You can drop off donations at either of our clinic locations, or conveniently purchase items from the link below to have them sent directly to us. If you can’t donate right now, please consider sharing this post to help spread the word and reach others who might be able to help. Together, we can make a huge difference for pets in need!🙂

Link for Chewy: ⬇️

https://www.chewy.com/g/humane-society-of-faulkner-county_b107644302?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0oibVz54L6y7raF7TrdbXwU3yu0dUdF9E3jyh0VWQhuVBV6VXjWub1taM_aem_qVOkRUOjafC6cRmhBRpACg

12/09/2025

Congratulations Chief !!!!! You deserve it !!!!

Faulkner County Sheriff's Office is pleased to introduce the new Faulkner County Jail Administrator, Captain Douglas Hunter. Prior to joining the Faulkner County Sheriff's Office team, Captain Hunter served the City of Mayflower since January 1, 2017, and was promoted to Chief of Police on November 1, 2020. Chief Hunter began his law enforcement career in 1985 as a Reserve Deputy with the Conway County Sheriff's Mounted Patrol Unit. In 1993, he attended the Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy as a full-time officer with the Conway County Sheriff's Department. Two years later, he joined the Morrilton Police Department as a Patrol Officer.

During his time in Morrilton, he rose through the ranks-promoted to Corporal in 1998 and then to Patrol Sergeant in 1999. As Patrol Supervisor, he oversaw patrol operations and jail facility functions while also serving as a Law Enforcement Instructor, Fi****ms Instructor, and K-9 Handler. His work included assisting with narcotics operations and criminal investigations within the department. He completed the Criminal Justice Institute's Narcotic Investigators Program in 2007 and the Police Chief Executive Development Course through the University of Arkansas Criminal Justice Institute in 2018. He also attended the Drug Enforcement Administration's Clandestine Drug Laboratory Investigations course at Quantico, Virginia, and he attended the Bureau of Alcohol, To***co, Fi****ms and Explosives (ATF) Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings course at the New Mexico Mining and Explosives Institute. In 2012, he was honored with the Mayor's Impact Award for his outstanding dedication and contributions to the Mayflower community and the law enforcement profession.

Throughout his 31-year full-time career, he has served in patrol, community policing, narcotics, and supervisory roles. Since taking command of the Mayflower Police Department, he focused on strengthening community trust through accountability, transparency, inclusivity, and proactive community engagement. Under his leadership, the department expanded its outreach efforts with programs such as Shop with a Cop, which supports local children and families during the holidays; Cops and Bobbers, an annual youth fishing event launched in 2021; and Burgers and Badges, a community cookout first held in 2022 that brings officers and residents together.

In 2024, under Chief Hunter's leadership, the Mayflower Police Department achieved Tier Two Accreditation through the Arkansas Association of Chiefs of Police, recognizing the department's commitment to professionalism, accountability, and adherence to statewide best practices in law enforcement.

Congratulations, Captain Hunter! We are extremely honored to have you join the Faulkner County Sheriff's Office Team!

12/01/2025

11/28/2025

HAPPY THANKSGIVING 🍁🦃