The City of Palm Coast Animal Control officers are only available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Calls outside these hours for domestic animal emergencies should go to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office at 386-313-4911. Non-emergency concerns can be reported by leaving a message at 386-986-2520 or emailing [email protected]. Animal Control will respond the next business day. Residents needing help with animal bites should report the incident to the Sheriff’s Office if the animal is confined and seek medical attention. They should also contact Animal Control during regular hours. For wildlife issues, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission can be reached at 888-404-3922 or MyFWC.com. Those looking to surrender an animal should contact the Flagler Humane Society at 386-445-1814 or [email protected]. The City of Palm Coast Animal Control webpage lists additional resources and local organizations. The city has not provided a specific date for when these procedures were last updated but emphasizes the importance of knowing these contacts. Residents are advised to check the webpage for the most current information. The Flagler Humane Society and private rescue groups are available for animal surrenders. The Sheriff’s Office handles emergencies but does not take non-emergency reports directly. The city’s Animal Control department is clear about its operational hours and the steps residents should take outside of them. All contact methods are listed on the city’s website for easy access.
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Palm Coast Residents Informed on After-Hours Animal Emergency Contacts
Palm Coast residents needing help with animals after regular hours should contact Flagler County Sheriff’s Office or leave a message for Animal Control.
Source: WFTV