Wake County Animal Center Replacement Project
Wake County
Summary
Wake County is moving forward with a new $57 million animal center at Randley Farm to replace the overcrowded Beacon Lake Drive facility. The new facility will double dog kennel capacity, improve disease control, and feature a veterinary clinic and community training spaces.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jan 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
The total estimated project cost is $57 million, with $17 million identified in the upcoming CIP budget.
Stray and abandoned animals, pet adopters, and county residents seeking animal care and training services.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Commissioners — January 20, 2026
Wake County is moving forward with a new $57 million animal center at Randley Farm to replace the overcrowded Beacon Lake Drive facility. The new facility will double dog kennel capacity, improve disease control, and feature a veterinary clinic and community training spaces.
Board of Commissioners — January 12, 2026
Wake County is moving forward with schematic designs for a new $57 million animal shelter on Auburn-Knightdale Road to address overcrowding and modernize animal care.
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