Brooklyn & Parma Hts Animal Control

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Brooklyn & Parma Hts Animal Control Love animals? 🐾 Get the latest Animal Control updates from the cities of Brooklyn and Parma Heights! Hours listed are when our Kennel is open to the public!

Brooklyn & Parma Heights Animal Control serves the cities of Brooklyn and Parma Heights. The City of Parma and the "Old Brooklyn" area of Cleveland are covered by their own respective agencies. We have one full-time Animal Control Officer, a part-time Kennel Manager, and a small cadre of Volunteers. The hours listed on our page are when the kennel at 8000 Memphis Avenue in Brooklyn is open to the public. Our new facility opened in 2023 and is built into the Brooklyn City Hall, however, we have a separate entrance west of the main entrance. Our driveway is directly across the street from the St. Elias Church, and we have a small parking area adjacent to the exterior portion of the dog kennels you will be able to see once you turn in our driveway. The double doors there are the main entrance to our facility. We usually have adoptable cats on site, but check our page to see exactly who might be available for adoption. Most dogs which come into our care as strays are transferred to the Cuyahoga County Animal shelter if they go unclaimed by their owners. If you need assistance or have animal related questions it is best to call our main number of 216-635-4291 and leave a message, keeping in mind that our Animal Control Officer works weekdays on day shift. If you have an immediate need related to an animal emergency, regardless of the day/time, you can call the appropriate seven-digit non-emergency number to reach Dispatch to report the animal emergency. Brooklyn Police Department: 216-749-1234
Parma Heights Police Department: 440-885-1234
After hours and when the Animal Control Officer is off-duty a Police Officer may be able to respond to assess the situation. For ongoing issues including complaints regarding the feeding of wildlife, non-priority welfare check requests, and habitually loose dogs not occurring at the time of the call, it's best to leave us a message at our main number of 216-635-4291. One question we always get is in regards to trapping/removing urban wildlife. That service is not something we can legally provide, instead you have to conact a licensed trapper for assistance. They can also hopefully advise on how to prevent the animals from coming back, and in the case of animals getting into a structure, can repair the access point to prevent it from happening again in the future.

UPDATE: We spoke to the owner by phone who should be here soon to pick this dog up!FOUND DOG: Found in the area of Brand...
10/02/2026

UPDATE: We spoke to the owner by phone who should be here soon to pick this dog up!

FOUND DOG: Found in the area of Brandywine Road and Independence Blvd. in Parma Heights.

Please call your local non-emergency police number or BPHAC at 216-635-4291 with any pertinent information as to the owner(s) so we can help get this lost pet back home.

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Our Animal Control Officer and Kennel Manager spend a lot of time driving around both Brooklyn and Parma Heights while h...
10/02/2026

Our Animal Control Officer and Kennel Manager spend a lot of time driving around both Brooklyn and Parma Heights while handling calls for service, taking our adoptable animals to/from Veterinary appointments, or as our Kennel Manager was doing today, heading back from the Parma Heights/Parma Paw (Dog) Park after restocking the doggie waste station bag dispensers. While heading back to Brooklyn, he spotted the piebald deer (Edit: it's appartently a leucistic deer, thanks to those who commented to point that out - we have just never encountered this before) which has been posted in various Facebook Groups, and he was able to get a few photos of it. This was near Big Creek Parkway, so keep your eyes open if you drive through that area!

UPDATE: Both dogs are on the way home! 🐾🐾FOUND DOGS: These two dogs were found running together on Oakwood Road, near La...
09/28/2026

UPDATE: Both dogs are on the way home! 🐾🐾

FOUND DOGS: These two dogs were found running together on Oakwood Road, near Lawndale Drive, in Parma Heights. This is the neighborhood south and east of the Pearl Road and W. 130th intersection.

Please call your local non-emergency police number or BPHAC at 216-635-4291 with any pertinent information as to the owner(s) so we can help get this lost pet back home.

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UPDATE: Chico has been found and is safe!🥰MISSING DOG: Chico is missing from Parma Heights near Beresford Ave. and Meado...
09/27/2026

UPDATE: Chico has been found and is safe!🥰

MISSING DOG: Chico is missing from Parma Heights near Beresford Ave. and Meadowbrook Dr.; this is the neighborhood that is south and east of Pearl Road and W. 130th. This is very close to the border with Parma and also Middleburg Heights.

Please call or text 330-620-5992 with any sightings or information, or if caught, call the number his collar!

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City Dogs Cleveland is FULL! 🐶🐾 Please share!
09/23/2026

City Dogs Cleveland is FULL! 🐶🐾 Please share!

We hoped that we wouldn't have to make another post like this for a long while, but here we are and strongly feel that truth, transparency and education are the keys to success.

THE CLEVELAND KENNEL IS FULL!

WE NEED YOU TO CONTACT THE MEDIA AGAIN!

WE NEED THIS ALL OVER EVERY NEWS STATION BECAUSE THE LAST TIME THIS HAPPENED MANY LIVES WERE SAVED!

In 2025 the average number of adoptions per week was 17
In in 2024 that average was 16.
The weeks after you contacted the media (at the end of July) and begged/demanded that they run stories about the Cleveland Kennel reaching capacity, the adoption rate nearly doubled.

- Last week there were only 10 adoptions.
- Between September 12th and 19th, there were 65 dogs brought into the Cleveland Kennel.
- The Cleveland Kennel is full.

As an open intake shelter, they can not turn away strays. Every stray found is given shelter, food, water and care for the duration of their stray hold to give owners time to pick them up. When the Cleveland Kennel is at capacity and more dogs are impounded, if there aren't adopters, fosters or rescues to pull and if owners don't come to pick up their dogs, they are left with making the decisions that no one wants to make which is which dogs are euthanized. 26% of intakes in 2024 and 24% of intakes in 2025 were euthanized. That is over 2,000 dogs in those two years alone.

We are doing all we can think of to help the dogs at the Cleveland Kennel. We know staff and volunteers are doing the same. We let you know that they are full and that means lives are at risk.

What we know based on the last time you contacted them and let them know that the Cleveland Kennel was full, there were amazing dogs and puppies waiting for homes and lives were at risk -
When news stations hear from enough people, they will run stories -> When they run stories, more folks in northeast Ohio will learn about the issue. -> More people will realize their dog has been impounded and reunite with them. -> More people will reach out to us and we can help connect them with rescues to foster for. -> More people will adopt.
--->>> MORE LIVES WILL BE SAVED!

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If you adopted a dog from the Cleveland Kennel this summer because you saw one of those news stories, please post a picture and your adoption story in the comments. It could inspire another adoption and another life saved! You can also contact the media with your story. They need to know that sharing this information about the kennel being full saves lives and completes families!

UPDATE: Home safe!! ❤️🐶FOUND DOG: Found in the area of Orchard in Parma Heights. Please call BPHAC with any information ...
09/23/2026

UPDATE: Home safe!! ❤️🐶

FOUND DOG: Found in the area of Orchard in Parma Heights. Please call BPHAC with any information on this dog!

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Be careful with your festive decor decisions! 🎃
09/17/2026

Be careful with your festive decor decisions! 🎃

☠️ Without fail, every year, we see a scene like this: a deer with a plastic Halloween pumpkin on its head. We'd appreciate it if you kept these pumpkins indoors, but if they are part of your outdoor spooky spread, please remove the thin black handle. 🎃

UPDATE: Now at the Cuyahoga County Animal Shelter! 🐾🐾FOUND DOG: Found in the area of Roadoan Road and Memphis Villas Blv...
09/11/2026

UPDATE: Now at the Cuyahoga County Animal Shelter! 🐾🐾

FOUND DOG: Found in the area of Roadoan Road and Memphis Villas Blvd. in Brooklyn.

Please call your local non-emergency police number or BPHAC at 216-635-4291 with any pertinent information as to the owner(s) so we can help get this lost pet back home.

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UPDATE: This husky is headed home - the beagle we posted earlier is still here!FOUND DOG (2 of 2 that came in - see prev...
09/06/2026

UPDATE: This husky is headed home - the beagle we posted earlier is still here!

FOUND DOG (2 of 2 that came in - see previous post!): Found in Radlick Park in Parma Heights. This park runs between Ackley Road and Manorford Drive, a bit east of Denison Blvd.

FYI: We are open Sunday and Monday (yes, we are open on Labor Day) from 10 am until 2 pm.

Please call your local non-emergency police number or BPHAC at 216-635-4291 with any pertinent information as to the owner(s) so we can help get this lost pet back home.

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UPDATE: Reclaimed by owner!! 🥰FOUND DOG (1 of 2 that came in - see next post!): Found in the area of Reid Drive and Vall...
09/06/2026

UPDATE: Reclaimed by owner!! 🥰

FOUND DOG (1 of 2 that came in - see next post!): Found in the area of Reid Drive and Valley Forge Drive in Parma Heights.

FYI: We are open Sunday and Monday (yes, we are open on Labor Day) from 10 am until 2 pm.

Please call your local non-emergency police number or BPHAC at 216-635-4291 with any pertinent information as to the owner(s) so we can help get this lost pet back home.

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8000 Memphis Avenue
Brooklyn, OH
44144

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
Sunday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+12166354291

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