State of S.C. Animal Services
State of S.C.
Lexington
 
 
 
Contact Information

Lexington County

Animal Services

Chris Folsom

Animal Services Coordinator

321 Ballpark Road

Lexington, SC  29072

(803) 785-8149

(803) 785-8561 FAX

Hours of Operation

Monday-Friday

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Saturday

9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

 
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It is the goal of Lexington County Animal Services to provide all citizens with prompt and professional assistance with their animal control needs. 

Our main purpose is to prevent animal attacks and to control the numbers of stray animals in Lexington County. 

 

Animal Services picks up stray animals and enforces county ordinances that require all cats and dogs be properly restrained at all times.

There is an animal control officer on call around the clock. However due to the size of the county, the officers can only respond to emergency calls after normal business hours and on the weekends. 

The calls that are considered emergency calls are:

  • injured animals
  • animal attacks, or
  • other public safety organizations requesting assistance. 

We do not respond after hours to pick up stray animals.

Adoptions at Lexington County Animal Services

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Lexington County Animal Services also has an adoption program with many dogs and cats awaiting new homes.  We invite anyone interested in a new animal to come to the shelter or view the animals we have for adoption on this site.

Important Forms

These forms are in PDF format and may be printed out and submitted to Animal Services.

Community Education

Educating the public about the importance of spay and neuter is an important component of Animal Service’s duties.  Pets that are not spayed or neutered can cause the number of stray and unwanted animals to rise at an astounding rate:

Cats:

A fertile female cat, her mate and all of their offspring, producing 2 litters per year, with 2.8 surviving kittens per litter can total: 

1 year:                         12

2 years:                       67

3 years:                     376

4 years:                  2,107

5 years:                11,801

6 years:                66,088

7 years:              370,092

8 years:           2,072,514

9 years:         11,606,077

Dogs:

A fertile female dog, her mate and all of their puppies, if none are ever spayed or neutered, add up to: 

1 year:                   16

2 years:                128

3 years:                512

4 years:             2,048

5 years:            12,288

6 years:            67,000

 

 

 


 


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