Lexington-Fayette Animal Care & Control, LLC (LFACC) is contracted annually with the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to provide the government’s mandated animal control services. Located at 1600 Old Frankfort Pike in Lexington, Kentucky, the LFACC shelter receives and cares for over 11,000 stray, abandoned, and relinquished pets every year. LFACC operates 365 days a year to protect the animals and serve the community.

Every day, the dedicated staff of LFACC:

• Enforces local and state animal laws
• Provides lost and found services
• Provides safe shelter and care to stray and homeless animals
• Conducts animal cruelty investigations
• Provides emergency rescue services
• Manages the city’s pet licensing program
• Promotes responsible pet ownership

For more LFACC information, click on any of the links to the left or Contact Us.

A LICENSED PET IS A LEGAL PET

LFACC makes licensing your pet even easier - CLICK HERE for more info!

Pets Need To Be Prepared Too!

These helpful tips can keep you and your pets safe when disaster strikes!

CATS! CATS! CATS!

Please help our feline friends

LFACC is dedicated to helping cats in our community. With your help and through community education and prevention of unwanted litters, we are working to reduce the number of cats and kittens roaming the streets and entering our shelter.

Important Cat-Facts You Should Know:

• LFACC expects to receive over 5,300 cats and kittens this year.
  
• Nearly 4,000 will be received during the spring and summer months.
• Less than 3% will be reunited with their owners.
• While we try to provide the best sheltering possible, cats and kittens have trouble adjusting to a shelter environment.
  
• Cats can reproduce at the age of six months and can give birth to multiple litters in a year!

What do you do when you find a baby bunny?

Spring time brings out all kinds of baby animals and you may find them. 

CLICK HERE to learn what to do when you come across one of these baby critters.