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 ANIMAL CONTROL

The Robinson Animal Control Officer strives to promote the control of animals in public places to protect public safety.

The City of Robinson has one Animal Control Officer (ACO) and unit that is dispatched by the Robinson Police Department.  ACO is on call 24 hours a day for emergencies and regular hours of operation are Monday- Friday, 8am-5pm.  The ACO provides a professional and dedicated service to the residents of Robinson in the corporate city limits.

Services that the ACO provides are to investigate reports of animal cruelty and neglect, pick up stray animals, trap feral cats and relocate wildlife. The ACO also enforces all state laws and city ordinances relating to animal registration and complaints of abuse.

If you are aware of animals being abused or neglected, please call (254)662-0525.  All callers may remain anonymous.

If you have a missing pet or livestock contact the Robinson Police Department to have a lost animal report filed.  We have returned many pets this way.

The City Of Robinson contracts with the Waco Humane Society to shelter stray dogs and cats, surrendered pets, feral cats and livestock to name a few.  If you find your pet at the shelter, you will need to first pay a $50.00 redemption fee to the Robinson Police Department before the Waco Humane Society will allow you to pick up your pet.  The contact number for the Waco Humane Society is (254)754-1454 and is located at 2032 Circle Road.  All charges that occurred while an animal stayed at the shelter are the responsibility of the owner and are payable to the Waco Humane Society.   

Citizens who have wildlife that is a nuisance may request a trap to be set by the ACO.  The ACO will relocate wildlife within a ten mile radius.  Traps are checked once a day and closed on weekends.     

DSHS, Texas Rabies maps starting in 2003 by year and species, are now available to download for your use at;

http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/idcu/disease/rabies/maps/

 For 2008 the following maps are online in color.

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 A black and white printer friendly version is available in PDF format.

Please feel free to distribute this information as needed.

Texas 'Animal Friendly' License Plate

The Texas 'Animal Friendly' License Plate is available for purchase. The License Plate Bill to assist in providing grants to shelters for low cost sterilization programs was passed in legislative session.

If you have already purchased license plates this year,  you can still order 'Animal Friendly' license plates for an additional $25.  If you haven't renewed your license plates for this year, you will need to add $25 to your normal license fee.  The web address below has links to Texas Department of Transportation for information. You may also phone in your order at 1-512-374-5010 or 1-713-224-1919.

To request 'Animal Friendly' License Plates,  you may ORDER 'ONLINE' at: Click Here
You may also phone 1-512-374-5010. Also there is a link to your local tax assessor address to request the form from them.

Get the word out to all TEXANS, purchase this plate and help homeless animals!
Help SAVE lives of animals for years to come by making one purchase this license plate!