PACCA will remove a dead animal from your home. Call 215-685-9040. PACCA will not pick up animals on city streets. The Philadelphia Department of Streets @ 215-686-5560 will remove dead animals from the street.

Yes, you must put the body in a bag and leave it in your front garden. Call Barking and Dagenham Direct on 020 8215 3000 and we will arrange to collect the bag.

Solid Waste Services collects dead animals from the public rights of way and will collect a dead animal placed at the curb. For more information, check www.cityofaustin.org/sws/animal.htm ; or call 3-1-1 or e-mail http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/sws/sws_info.cfm

Unfortunately, neither the government nor the police have the authority to handle these issues that are occurring on private property. This is best handled by the property owner where the dead animal is. This problem may be handled by contacting a private exterminator service listed in the phone book. If the animal is in on a city street, then please call the Street Department at 360.403.3459.

The Public Works Department will remove dead animals from Village streets or parkways. If the dead animal is located on private property, call either Cook County (708-974-6140) or DuPage County Animal Control (682-7197). The Village does not have the equipment to handle wild animal relocations; however, there are animal and pest relocation firms listed in the phone book.

If it is on a road and inside the County, call 896-7014. If it is inside the City of Winston-Salem, call 727-2638. They will only pick up dead animals out of the road. If it is a pet, you can take it to the landfill. Back to Top The owner of any dog or cat must obtain a registration for such animals within sixty (60) days after the dog or cat is acquired. New residents shall have sixty (60) days to register any dog or cat. Back to Top

If you submit a backup using the AT command (the schedule command) and the ntbackup program has a problem, you run Task Manager but are unable to kill the process as an error along the lines of you don't have authority to end the process will be shown. The only solution is to reboot the server. If you had submitted the ntbackup command with the /interactive switch you would see some kind of error.

OCVCD is not licensed to work inside any structure and this includes the removal of dead animals. We recommend that you remove the carcass like you would clean up after your dog: use two plastic bags, place your hand in the bags like a glove, pick up the carcass with the bags, invert the bags or turn bags inside out, tie a knot at the end of the bags, and dispose of the carcass in a trash container with a secure lid.

There is no evidence to indicate you can be infected with WNV by handling a sick or dead animal. However, there are a number of other potential infections that could result from handling an animal. To protect yourself from any such exposure, it is recommended to wear gloves or to put a plastic bag over your hand before touching the animal and to wash your hands with soap and water immediately afterward.

The City & County provides a dead animal pick-up service. Click here and scroll to the topic titled "Call City & County For Dead Animal Pickup" for a list of phone numbers by area.

Answer: For animals, please call Jim Cook the animal Control Officer at 892-2525. For Deer or moose please call Public Works at 892-1909. We will continue to add to this list as needed. Hopefully, this is a good start to answering your questions.

If it is a township maintained road, call the Highway Dept. at 330-733-3213. If it is a county or state maintained road, call as listed above.

No. Although the City of Laguna Niguel does not require a business licensee, there are certain approvals required for a new business. Please review the details provided under A Guide to Starting Your Own Business.

You will need to call a private contractor. There are several listed in the yellow pages. One that services Belle Meade is Metro Dead Animal Removal – phone 880-1000.

Contact Public Works at (561) 791-4003 if there is a dead animal in the road. If the animal is on private property, it is the property owners responsibility to remove it.

The Facilities and Grounds Division will take care of this. They can be contacted at 516-6480. You can also submit a concern online.

You may contact the City of Redwood City and we will contact, report and follow up with the San Mateo County Humane Society or you can contact the Humane Society directly by calling (650) 340-8200. For more information on the Peninsula Humane Society visit: http://www.peninsulahumanesociety.org Private property issues can be directed to the Redwood City Code Enforcement Department by calling (650) 780-7354

Dead animals should be removed from the road in order to prevent them from attracting scavengers, who may also be killed by vehicles. Many communities have carcass removal services. Look in the Yellow Pages under “Animal Carcass Removal.” You may also call your local humane society’s animal control officers to pick up the body. If the city doesn’t have a humane society, contact the police department.

Yes, we will pick up dead or injured animals. However, we do charge fees for any animals removed or picked up.

The Department of Public Works handles all dead animals found on the streets of Sharon. 781-784-1525. Dead wild animals found on personal property is the responsibility of the homeowner. Using a shovel, the animal may be placed in a plastic bag and disposed of in the trash or removed to a wooded area abutting you. Domestic animals found dead on your property should be called in to the Animal Control Department for removal and identification.

If you observe an animal that has been struck, call the Virginia Department of Transportation at 1-800-367-ROAD to arrange removal.

If you observe that a dead animal that has been struck but the animal is on the side of the road, contact the Prince William County Litter Crew at 703-792-6666 to arrange removal. Unfortunately, due to the lack of budget and human resources, the Council is unable to service the City of Manassas and Manassas Park. The county does not remove these items. It is the responsibility of the property owner to arrange for removal and proper disposal.

If you find a dead deer on your property, phone the Municipal Clerk’s office (973-345-8100 ext. 100) or the Police Department (973-345-8111). Any other dead animal is the responsibility of the property owner to remove.

Fernely Animal Control will remove dead animals from city roads and rights of ways free of charge. Call 775.784.9801 to report dead animals. Dead animals on state roads and rights of ways, include State Route 95A, State Route 50A, Interstate 80, and State Route 828 (Farm District Road) should be reported to the Nevada Department of Transportation at 775.688.1547.

The Township Road Department will remove dead animals from the right-of-way if the dead animal is located on a township maintained street or roadway. If the animal is located on a state or county maintained roadway within the township, you will be told which agency to notify or we will notify them for you.

You may contact the Sanitation Department at (336) 475-4239 and leave location information. Our crews cannot enter private property to remove a dead animal. The dead animal must be at or in the road.

There are different regulations in regards to dead animals, depending on where the animal was found, and what kind of animal it is. If the animal's owner is not known, and the animal is on public property (such as the street or in a park), contact the City of Ottawa at 3-1-1. If the animal is on private property, please phone us at (613) 725-3166 ext. 221 for instructions.