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Avid - Microchip for your pets

Ripon Animal Services charges only $10.00 per animal. Now you can protect your pets before it's too late.

Donate A Kuranda Bed to the Ripon Animal Shelter

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We use Patented Kuranda Dog Beds because they are durable, chew proof and easy to clean. If you would like to donate a bed to us, click here.

RMC Title 6, Animals

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Animal Control

Animal Services Unit

444 Doak Boulevard
Open Monday through Friday
8am to 5 pm
Phone: 599-3146

The Animal Services Unit is a division of the Ripon Police Department. Adoptions and Live Animal Traps are handled during office hours only unless special arrangements have been made with CSO Linda Johnston

Annual Rabies and Animal License Clinic (CASH ONLY)

  • Wednesday, February 17
  • 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
  • Ripon Animal Shelter, 444 Doak Blvd.
  • Phone: 599-0270
  • Rabies Vaccinations provided by Ripon Veterinary Hospital. ($16.00)
CSO Linda Johnston
Animal Services Supervisor

e-mail: ljohnston@cityofripon.org
Linda Johnston

Animal Shelter Phone (209) 599-4136

Police Department Business Phone: (209) 599-2102

Animal Control Ordinances

To afford every resident peace and harmony, the City animal control ordinances are strictly enforced. The four most common violations are:

Owner Responsibility

The City of Ripon acknowledges the importance of pets in people's lives. Pet owners have a responsibility to ensure that their pets do not become a nuisance for surrounding neighbors.

Be a Volunteer

The Animal Control Volunteers (VACS) as they are commonly known, are citizens over the age of 18, who donate their time to assist Animal Services in a variety of areas. Animal Control Volunteers members receive training in many areas so that they may perform in a professional and effective manner. Read more >>>


Services

The City of Ripon is bordered on the south side by the Stanislaus River. This riparian environment creates a excellent wildlife habitat. It's not uncommon for officers to see coyotes or foxes on Main St. during the night shift. CSO's have rescued Great Horned Owls on more than one occasion. They have also had the "pleasure" of responding to calls of "Help there's a skunk under my house!" Additional types of services are:

  • Adoptions
  • Stray animal pick-up
  • Animal welfare checks
  • Animal cruelty investigations
  • Vicious/Dangerous animal investigations
  • Fighting animal investigations
  • Dog bite investigations
  • Dead stray animal pick-up
  • Wildlife Rescue
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