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Bryant Animal Control & Adoption Center
25700 Interstate 30
Bryant, Arkansas 72022
501-653-0765
Fax: 501-653-2022

Bryant Animal Control is responsible the enforcement of local and state laws regarding companion animals within the Bryant City Limits.  In doing so, we must occasionally impound and accept unwanted animals.  This animals are held for a minimum amount of time per local ordinance and then made available for adoption, when appropriate.

The Adoption Center is open Monday - Saturday  12 noon -4:30pm.
(Closed Sundays and Holidays)


To visit our adoptable pets online click here:
www.bryant.petfinder.com .

We are now showing pets at Petsmart in West Little Rock on Sundays.
Stop by your local Petsmart Store and help us (and other animal welfare organizations)
save a life!

A Message from the Director...
Hello and thank you for stopping by!  Bryant Animal Control began as a department consisting of one officer, a single truck and a contract to house stray animals with the City of Malvern.  As the only officer for the City in 1999, I wore many hats as I tried to enforce the City ordinances, transport animals to the Malvern Shelter, and provide information to our citizens about proper pet care. 

Today, as Director, I find that I still wear many hats.  I am an administrator, a caregiver, a teacher and an enforcement agent.  Many of our citizens have visited the shelter and remark on its bright and cheery atmosphere and our staff's caring attitude. 

I am proud to serve the citizens of Bryant each and every day.  I have learned so much during my time with the City and look forward to many more years of service.

Tricia Power

Seasonal Announcements...Welcome Spring!
Its starting to warm up and that means it is time for fleas and ticks!  YIKES!  Stop by your veterinarian's office and make sure you have everything you need to keep fleas and ticks off of your pets this spring and summer.

Make sure your pet is wearing his or her City license and at least one other form of ID.  A lost dog or cat can become a tragedy, if we can't find you.

Rescue/Pet Placement Organizations...
We welcome Rescue and Pet Placement Organizations, call or email for details.

City Ordinances... (this list highlights the various animal control - related ordiances in the City of Bryant, this does not include all of the ordinances.)

  • Leash Law.... Bryant City ordinance requires that all pets be confined to the owners property, by a fence, leash or lead.  When off the owners property, they must be confined by a carrier, in a vehicle or by a leash.
  • Licensing... All dogs and cats kept within the City limits of Bryant must be licensed with the City.  For details contact Animal Control at 501-653-0765 or email us at bryantanimalcontrol@yahoo.com .
  • Barking...   Barking must be kept to a minimum, so that it is not distrubing to neighbors.  If you are experiencing a problem with a barking dog, please contact us at 501-653-0765 or email us at bryantanimalcontrol@yahoo.com .
  • Exotic Pets... Certain exotic pets, such as snakes and large cats, must have a Wild Animal Permit to be kept within the Bryant City Limits.  For more information on how to obtain a Wild Animal Permit, please contact us at 501-653-0765 or email us at bryantanimalcontrol@yahoo.com .
  • Livestock... There are no City ordinances that prohibit the keeping of livestock within the Bryant City limits, however, you must provide proper care them, including shelter.
  • Animal Establishment Permits... Any business which operates and provides grooming or boarding services or any business that sells animals to the public must have an Animal Establishment Permit prior to operating within the City Limits of Bryant.  Contact us for details on how to apply for a permit at 501-653-0765 or email Tricia Power, Animal Control Director at tpower@cityofbryant.com.

Our Wish List...
Bedding such as old blankets and towels (Always needed!)
Shredded paper
Monetary donations are always welcome.

Thanks to everyone who has already donated so much to the shelter we THANK YOU!!!!!

Adopting a friend...
Its easy!!  Just come in to the shelter, or visit one of our off-site adoption locations at Petsmart on Sundays (times and dates vary) and see who is here!  We'll help you with the rest!!!

Or visit our "virtual" shelter online at www.bryant.petfinder.com .

Department Directory...

Tricia Power, Director e mail: tpower@cityofbryant.com

Justin Shipe, Animal Control Officer email: jshipe@cityofbryant.com

Rebecca Fitch, Animal Control Officer email: rfitch@cityofbryant.com

Rebecca Bennett, Animal Control Officer email: rbennett@cityofbryant.com

Come Visit Us!
We are located at 25700 Interstate 30 in Bryant, Arkansas. 

From Little Rock, go west on I-30 take the Alexander Rd Exit #126 continue on the access road for exactly one mile, we are on the right.  From Benton, Take the Alexander Rd exit #126, cross over the Interstate and continue on the north access road for approx 7/10ths of a mile, we are on the right.

We are open from 12pm - 4:30pm Monday - Saturday.  We are closed Sundays and holidays.

Phone: 501-653-0765

Last Updated:  Thursday, April 24, 2008 12:05:24 PM



 



Documents

File Name
How do animal shelters decide what animals to make available for adoption.doc
How do I adopt a pet.doc
How do I notify the correct authorities about animal abuse or neglect that I have witnessed.doc
How long are animals held at an animal shelter before being euthanized.doc
How many animals enter shelters each year.doc
I need to give up my pet what do I do.doc
I was denied an adoption and I want to know what to do.doc
Information for Saline County Residents.doc
Is there a national organization in charge of my local animal shelter.doc
We recently adopted an animal from my local shelter that we later found out was sick.doc
When I visited my local shelter I saw animals without food and water why.doc
Why are animals euthanized and how is euthanasia performed.doc
Why arent all shelters no kill shelters.doc
Why do shelters charge an adoption fee.doc
Why does my local shelter require that all adopted animals be spayed or neutered.doc
 

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