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My name is Chip!

Posted 1 week ago | Updated 3 days ago

Adoption process
1

Visit the Facility and Find a Pet

2

Meet the Pet

3

Sign Adoption Contract

4

Pay Fee

5

Take the Pet Home

Adoption fee: $114

This helps Wilson County Sheriffs Office Animal Enforcement with pet care costs.

My basic info

Breed
Mixed Breed (Medium)
Color
Brown/Chocolate - with White
Age
1 year old, Young
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
50 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
A2024259

My details

Checkmark in teal circle Purebred

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Hi my name is Chip, a sweet 1 year old that was found roaming Blake Rd. I am people friendly, appear dog friendly and can be cat tested. I am hoping to find my family but if they cannot be found I will need a new forever home and family to call my own. I will be available for adoption on 4/18/24 at 9 am and my adoption fee is $114.
Shelter
Wilson County Sheriffs Office Animal Enforcement

Contact info

Pet ID
A2024259
Contact
Address
2506 Tucker Ct, WILSON, NC 27893
Donation

Their adoption process

1.

Visit the Facility and Find a Pet

At this stage we encourage you to visit our shelter to see the animal that you might be interested in and when she/he is available.

2.

Meet the Pet

After meeting the Pet and wanting to adopt we will have you begin the adoption contract.

3.

Sign Adoption Contract

4.

Pay Fee

5.

Take the Pet Home

We will schedule the vet appointment before you leave at one of our local vets.

Additional adoption info

Our facility adoption fees are as follows:

Adoption Fee for Dogs is a total of $114 this is broken down to $ 75 goes towards spaying/neutering of the animal, $14 goes towards Rabies, and a $25 adoption fee.


The adoption fee for Female cats is a total of $104 this is broken down to $65 going towards the spay, $ 14 to rabies and $25 adoption fee.

The adoption fee for Male cats is a total of $79 this is broken down to $40 goes towards neuter, $14 towards Rabies and a $25 adoption fee.


These prices can change as we do have some animals come in that are surrendered and could possibly be vetted prior to shelter hold and we have proof of the vet history on file.

Our facility does have the option to microchip at $20 fee which is due at the time of adoption.

Adoption application

Go meet their pets

Our facility is open Mon-Fri from 8 am- 5 pm and the first Saturdays of the Month from 8 am-12 pm. Adoption and Intakes are Mon-Fri 9 am- 4 pm. Adoption on the 1st Saturday are from 9 am- 11 am. These are hours
subject to change during the holidays.

More about this shelter

Sheriff Calvin L. Woodard Jr.
Welcomes you to the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office:

I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you and thank you for visiting us on the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office Web Page.

The Office of the Sheriff has been in existence for over one thousand years. It is said to have originated in England sometime around 950 A. D. The Office of the Sheriff first appeared in this country in Virginia in 1634. North Carolina saw its first Sheriff in 1662. It was not until 1738 that the Office of the Sheriff, as it is known today, was created in the colony of North Carolina and the duties of the Provost Marshall and his deputies were placed in the hands of the Sheriff, including the collection of all taxes. In 1776, the Halifax constitution, while not providing for any particular form of government, did provide that each county have a Sheriff.

By 1829, this position had become an elected office. This was a full thirty-nine years before other officials became part of the electoral process, making the Office of the Sheriff, the first popularly elected office in the state. There was a Sheriff before there was a Governor, Attorney General or Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Wilson County elected its first Sheriff in 1855. Since that time, there have been nineteen elected Sheriff’s in the county.

The citizens of Wilson County first elected me as Sheriff in 2010. The Sheriff’s office consists of 163 employees, divided into four major divisions: Field, Investigation, Detention and Community/Judicial Services. Sub-divisions include: Administrative Staff, Patrol Officers, Motorcycle Unit, Detectives, Narcotics Officers, Judicial Coordinator, Warrant Division, School Resource Officers, Civil Process Officers, Court Officers, Clerical Personnel, Detention Officers, Cooks, Medical Staff, Building Maintenance and Animal Enforcement. Within each of these divisions, specially trained personnel perform designated tasks to ensure the efficient operation of the Sheriff’s Office.

The Criminal Division is responsible for patrol duties as well as serving subpoenas and criminal summons within the county. This division is also responsible for duties such as traffic and crowd control at special events. The Detective Division is responsible for investigating all serious misdemeanors, felonies, and alcohol offenses committed in Wilson County. The Narcotic and Vice Division investigates complaints of illegal substance abuse and prostitution. The Civil Division and Warrant Division serve several thousand civil processes and criminal warrants each year, as well as, insuring that security is provided in all courts being operated in Wilson County. Within the Community/Judicial services, there are Ten School Resource Officers which are assigned to each high school and middle school. The Wilson County Detention Center houses 284 local, state and federal inmates. We also offer other specialized services such as a thirteen member Emergency Response Team, a 6 member Underwater Search and Recovery Team. We offer a Victim Assistance program, a crime prevention program, a domestic violence victim’s assistance program, a truancy program, and a business community crime prevention program.

In addition, the wonderful women and men of the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office are dedicated to providing professional and ethical services to the public.

The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office uses its motorcycle unit to patrol the towns of Wilson County as well as the numerous subdivisions throughout the county. These officers also deliver messages to the public about important issues such as Driving While Impaired, the use of seat belts and the proper installation of child safety seats.

The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office has opened four sub-stations throughout the county to better serve the citizens. These offices are located in the towns of Sims, Elm City, Saratoga, and Lucama. Each of the Patrol Sergeants offices are located in these substations.

We will continue to use new technology as it becomes available to enhance our law enforcement duties. Again, thank you for visiting the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office web page. It is an honor to be your Sheriff.

-Sheriff, Calvin L. Woodard, Jr.