Chouteau Animal Control is dedicated to:

• Enforcing Town of Chouteau animal control laws

• Reducing the incidents of unidentified stray animals by promoting responsible pet ownership through the requirement of registration, keeping animals on private property, leash laws, and vaccination

• Protecting the citizens of Chouteau from rabies

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It is unlawful for any person to keep, maintain, or allow the keeping of the following animals within the town limits:

• Cow

• Horse

• Donkey

• Mule

• Pig

• Goat

• Sheep

• Goose

• Chicken

• Duck

• Turkey

• Guinea

• More than one rabbit

However, the following exceptions apply:

One (1) cow, horse, sheep, goat, donkey, or more than twelve (12) domestic fowl may be kept for each multiple of 7,000 square feet of enclosed area, provided the enclosure is:

• Separate from any dwelling house

• Properly maintained in a clean and sanitary condition

• Not offensive or hazardous to public health

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Pound questions, call Chouteau Police at 918-476-5225 

Animal Control Officer, call 918-476-5225 or 918-373-3232

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ANIMALS AT LARGE POLICY​

The owner or keeper of any animal shall not permit such animal to be "at large" in the limits of the town.  The penalty for animals at large is:

• First Offence - written warning/citation

• Second and continued offenses - fined $250.​​​​​