Urgent adoptions

Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control

Animal shelter in West Palm Beach, Florida. Petbound tracks the pets here that have a euthanasia date scheduled.

8
pets at risk right now
7
within 3 days

Is Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control a kill shelter?

Yes. Petbound is tracking 8 pets at Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control with scheduled euthanasia dates, the earliest on October 18, 2026. Other is the most common reason listed. Each of them can still be adopted, fostered, or pulled by a rescue, and doing that before the date is what takes a pet off the list.

Pets waiting at Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control

Barnaby, a Terrier (mix breed), available for adoption

Barnaby

Terrier (mix breed)

MaleSeniorSmall
Squeeks, a German Shepherd, available for adoption

Squeeks

German Shepherd

FemaleYoung adultMedium
Cody, a Chocolate Labrador Retriever (mix breed), available for adoption

Cody

Chocolate Labrador Retriever (mix breed)

MaleAdultLarge
Joanie, a Pit Bull Terrier (mix breed), available for adoption

Joanie

Pit Bull Terrier (mix breed)

FemaleYoung adultMedium
Jupiter, a Pit Bull Terrier, available for adoption

Jupiter

Pit Bull Terrier

FemaleYoung adultMedium
Nate, a Pit Bull Terrier (mix breed), available for adoption

Nate

Pit Bull Terrier (mix breed)

MaleYoung adultMedium
Itadori, a American Staffordshire Terrier, available for adoption

Itadori

American Staffordshire Terrier

MaleYoung adultLarge
Meatloaf, a American Staffordshire Terrier, available for adoption

Meatloaf

American Staffordshire Terrier

MaleYoung adultLarge

Common questions about Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control

How long does Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control hold a pet before euthanizing it?

Holding periods are set by state law and by each shelter's own policy, and they vary widely. Petbound does not estimate them. What we publish is the specific date the shelter has scheduled for each pet, taken from its listing, so you can see exactly how much time an individual animal has left.

What does the date on a listing mean?

It is the date the shelter has scheduled that pet to be euthanized if nobody adopts, fosters, or rescues it first. Dates can move earlier when a shelter runs out of space, so treat a listed date as the latest safe moment rather than a guarantee.

How do I adopt a pet from Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control before its deadline?

Contact Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control directly by phone or email using the details on this page, and name the specific pet and its shelter ID. Ask about visiting hours, adoption requirements, and whether fostering or a rescue transfer is possible if you cannot adopt outright.

Which pet at Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control is running out of time first?

The soonest deadline currently listed at this West Palm Beach, Florida shelter is October 18, 2026. Listings on this page are ordered by how much time each pet has left, so the animals at the top are the ones closest to their date.