Animal Found in Cuyahoga County

Animal Found in Cuyahoga County The mission of the Division of Animal Control Is to promote and protect the health, safety and welfare of people and pets in the city of Middleburg Heights.

By providing and maintaining quality care and behavior assessment for homeless and/or abandoned animals from Middleburg Heights Ohio, animals can be reunited with their family or adopted into a welcoming, loving forever home. To accomplish our goal of encouraging and growing the human – animal bond, we educate our community about animal behavior, over population, wellness care and animal abuse pre

vention. Unidentified animals brought into our facility are held for 30 days with our best efforts to reunite with family.

***Adoption Policy***
-completed adoption application
-Adoption fee collected at time of animal pick up ($100 kitten, $75 cat, $60 senior) (puppy, dog, senior)
-Non-smoking household

*We provide the best care we can. Some animals may come with requirements that we do our best to identify. Vetting animals for adoption is no guarantee of any particular behavior and is completed to the best of our ability. Our intent is to place animals into warm, safe and loving forever homes. Fill out our online application here: https://form.jotform.com/MiddleburgKennel/Adoption_Application

Please use the links below to PRINT and fill out adoption applications; email completed applications to [email protected]

Cat Adoption Application:

https://middleburgheights.com/MBH_2020/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Cat_Adoption_App_Form.pdf

Dog Adoption Application:

https://middleburgheights.com/MBH_2020/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Dog_Adoption_App_Form.pdf

Please call Steve at 440-390-8802 if you see Django please let Steve his Dad know where he is. He has been driving thro...
08/20/2025

Please call Steve at 440-390-8802 if you see Django please let Steve his Dad know where he is. He has been driving through Holy Cross but not seen him as yet!! LETS GET DJANGO BACK HOME! Green collar.

08/19/2025

☠️ Please Report Dead or Sick Deer 🚨
⭐ Our agency is seeking reports of dead/sick deer suffering from Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) to help us track potential disease outbreaks. If you find a deer that has died or observe a deer that is behaving abnormally, please report your observations online.
🔗 https://ow.ly/h6Ue50WIcZk

🔖 General EHD information:
⏺️ Virus does not affect humans
⏺️ Caused by the bite of an infected midge (small fly)
⏺️ Transmission of EHD ceases with the first frost which kills the midge and interrupts the disease cycle.
⏺️ One of the most common diseases of white-tailed deer in the United States

🤒 Symptoms
⏺️ Symptoms vary and usually develop about seven days after exposure.
⏺️ Deer may appear disoriented and show little or no fear of humans.
⏺️ Affected animals experience high fevers may appear feverish and are often found in or near water in attempt to cool themselves.
⏺️ Pronounced swelling of head, neck, tongue and eyelids
⏺️ May have respiratory distress.

Found on Stonecrest in Brook Park. Please call 216-265-DOGS.
08/19/2025

Found on Stonecrest in Brook Park. Please call 216-265-DOGS.

EDIT: THIS PUP WILL BE REUNITED WITH HIS FAMILY!!! (Thank you Rose, always for your diligence in reuniting the lost and...
07/31/2025

EDIT: THIS PUP WILL BE REUNITED WITH HIS FAMILY!!! (Thank you Rose, always for your diligence in reuniting the lost and found) Found on Smith by Express Deli. Please call 216-265-DOGS!

07/19/2025

PSA from our Animal Control Officer Chuck McCleary:

Animal Control receives dozens calls every year to help not just deer, but many wildlife species that have become tangled in everyday items we have in our yards, like soccer nets, hockey goals, volleyball or badminton nets and hammocks.

Please DO NOT leave these items out as a permanent fixture on your property. When not in use, they should be placed away somewhere safe so wildlife can't get entangled in them.

Not all rescue attempts are successful and some of these animals die a traumatic death, or have to be destroyed. They also cause significant damage to the items themselves.

It's not just deer that get stuck in these items, it's a variety of species that can become stuck and die. Please keep this in mind when utilizing these items on and around your property!!

Found near Brook Park Rd. And 140th. Please call 216-265-DOGS.
07/19/2025

Found near Brook Park Rd. And 140th. Please call 216-265-DOGS.

Is this anyone’s baby? Please call 216-265-DOGS.
07/15/2025

Is this anyone’s baby? Please call 216-265-DOGS.

This pup was found in Brook Park. Please call 216-265-DOGS.
07/06/2025

This pup was found in Brook Park. Please call 216-265-DOGS.

UPDATE: HOME WITH FAMILY!!! Found last night near Southway. Please call Brook Park animal control at 216-265-DOGS!
06/28/2025

UPDATE: HOME WITH FAMILY!!! Found last night near Southway. Please call Brook Park animal control at 216-265-DOGS!

Found at Holy Cross Cemetery. If this is your baby please call 216-265-DOGS at Brook Park Animal Shelter.
06/15/2025

Found at Holy Cross Cemetery. If this is your baby please call 216-265-DOGS at Brook Park Animal Shelter.

EDIT: SHE WENT BACK TO HER HOME!! Found on Christine in Brook Park. If this is your big baby please call 216-265-DOGS!
06/10/2025

EDIT: SHE WENT BACK TO HER HOME!! Found on Christine in Brook Park. If this is your big baby please call 216-265-DOGS!

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