
Brown Rhodesian ridgeback mix
Rhodesian ridgeback
Brown dog scared but very sweet.
Kaylee lane and Bryant
(405) 677-2443

Animal Control
Find current animal notices, contact DCPD Animal Control, understand the impound process, and review common local animal-law topics.

Animal Control OfficerVictoria Greholver
Dispatch Animal Control(405) 671-8890
Emailvgreholver@cityofdelcity.org
CoverageOn duty Monday–Thursday, 7:00 AM–4:00 PM; Friday 7:00am–11:00am; on call during weekends.
Animal Control calls are dispatched through the Del City Police Department. Call the non-emergency number for stray, nuisance, injured, or at-large animal concerns. Call 911 for an immediate threat to human life.
Current notices
Listings are maintained by authorized DCPD staff. Contact Animal Control with identifying information before attempting to claim an animal.

Rhodesian ridgeback
Brown dog scared but very sweet.
Kaylee lane and Bryant
(405) 677-2443
If a pet is missing or found
Check the current DCPD animal listings below and search the Oklahoma City Animal Welfare animals-in-care database.
Use the public microchip scanning station at Del City City Hall when a found pet can be safely handled.
If a safe temporary placement is possible, keep the animal secured away from other pets while trying to locate its owner.
Share clear photographs and the found or last-seen location with local lost-and-found groups and nearby shelters.
Microchip scanning station
The public scanner is located at Del City City Hall, 3701 SE 15th Street, Del City, OK 73115.
Scanner instructionsImpounded animals
Animals picked up by Del City Animal Control are taken to the Oklahoma City Animal Welfare Center. Call the shelter before traveling to confirm the animal is there, current release hours, ownership documentation, and applicable fees. Bring photo identification and proof of ownership or veterinary records when available.
Animal laws & ordinances
This overview helps residents find common Animal Control topics. The official Del City Code of Ordinances controls if any summary differs from the current code.
Owners are responsible for keeping animals restrained and preventing them from running at large. Contact Animal Control for an animal creating a public-safety or nuisance concern.
Animals must receive humane care, adequate food, water, shelter, and necessary protection. Report suspected neglect, cruelty, or an animal in immediate danger.
Repeated noise, property damage, sanitation problems, or other animal-related interference may be investigated under applicable nuisance provisions.
Keep vaccination, identification, and ownership records current. These records can be important when reclaiming an impounded animal.
Chapter 4 — Animals and FowlOpen the exact Del City animal-code chapter for current, controlling ordinance language.