UNSPSC 70123001: Dog control, containment and welfare service

Service related to dog control, containment and welfare management

UNSPSC 70123001 Dog control, containment and welfare service is a Commodity code covering animal impoundment, boarding, kenneling, adoption coordination, and veterinary care services that state and local animal control and shelter operations procure on an ongoing basis. State and local governments use this code to solicit kennel facility management, 24/7 animal care and monitoring, spay/neuter and emergency veterinary services, adoption program support, animal behavior assessment and management, microchipping and vaccination clinics, rescue partner coordination, and specialized boarding for working detection dogs. The issuing bodies are diverse and include county sheriff offices, county animal services divisions, city animal care departments, municipal police departments, and special-purpose animal shelter authorities. Repeat recent buyers include the City of San Antonio Animal Care Services, Collier County Domestic Animal Services, and city and county shelter operators across multiple states.

Recent solicitations span the continental United States with notable concentration in Texas, Florida, Oregon, and New Jersey. The City of San Antonio has posted multiple related opportunities in July 2026 for spay/neuter contract veterinarians (RFA due August 25, 2026), community vaccine and microchip clinics (RFA due August 25, 2026), rescue partner incentive contracts (RFA due August 25, 2026), and emergency veterinary services (RFP due August 17, 2026). The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services issued ITB 16894 for 24/7 canine kennel services in Davie, Florida with sealed bids due September 28, 2026. The City of Phoenix posted RFQU 270399 for animal boarding services supporting police and human services departments with sealed offers due October 21, 2026, requiring minimum three years of operation, Maricopa County Kennel Permits, background screening at the Standard Risk Level, and a five-year firm term. The City of Bend issued a sole-source public notice for animal impoundment services with the Humane Society of Central Oregon (October 21, 2026 deadline). Yamhill County Sheriff's Office in Oregon solicited dog kenneling and adoption services proposals (August 31, 2026 deadline), and Collier County Board of County Commissioners requested proposals for comprehensive veterinary services under ITN 25-8347 (February 4, 2025 deadline) with WBE/MBE and local-vendor preferences weighted at 10 and 5 points respectively in a 100-point scoring system.