The County provides traps for citizens to catch stray dogs or cats. Due to the high demand for traps, it may be ten days or more before a trap is delivered. Animal Care will set a trap for wild animals such as raccoons, opossums, and squirrels if the wild animal is damaging your property or is a threat to humans. Only the use of humane traps is permitted.

We do not have the staff to do that. We do, though, lend out Hav-A-Hart traps (security deposit required) so that you can trap them yourselves. This would be done in conjunction with our spay/neuter office, (315) 737-8035, and we would then get the cat or cats spay/neutered for you so that they would not continue to have kittens under your front porch. See similar questions...

Histoplasmosis is an infectious disease caused by inhaling the spores of a fungus called Histoplasma capsulatum. Histoplasmosis is not contagious; it cannot be transmitted from an infected person or animal to someone else. See similar questions...

Animal Control is the county agency responsible for calls involving dogs and cats. Their number is (636) 797-5574 or 797-5577. See similar questions...

It is lawful for you to use these traps to capture unwanted nuisance animals on your property as long as you can provide them with adequate food, water and shelter. You are to provide this until they can be transported to the Haralson County Animal Shelter. Also, on domestic animals, it is important that any information you have about the owner of the animal be given to Animal Control personnel. See similar questions...

The Durham County Animal Control Department takes care of all animal services in both the City and County. They can be reached at 919-560-0630 during business hours. After hours, either leave a message or call 911 if there is an emergency such as a dog bite or an injured animal. If your dog or cat has been impounded, call the Durham County Animal Shelter at 919-560-0640. See similar questions...

If the animal is a stray please call your local animal control department found in the yellow pages. If the animal has been abandoned by its owners please call your local Ontario SPCA Branch or affiliated Humane Society or the Ontario SPCA Provincial Office Hotline at 1-888-ONT-SPCA (668-7722). See similar questions...

No, you will need to contact Animal Control at 800.249.0911. You may also want to file a report in our lost and found department by calling 616.399.2119. See similar questions...

Volusia County Animal Control is the County agency responsible for calls involving dogs, cats and other animals in unincorporated Volusia County. For more information, click here. See similar questions...

In most cases, a licensed trapper could be hired to remove bothersome animals for a fee. If a cat has bitten a human, you must contact Boone County Animal Control immediately, so the animal can be trapped and observed for the required ten (10) days. See similar questions...

The key to safe chickens is a sturdy, impenetrable coop. Raccoons should be more of a concern, they are such clever, determined critters. .Make sure the structure is secure (enclosed top, fencing buried below ground under the sides, secure latches on doors or other entryways), keep all birds locked in at night, letting them out into the run or "tractor" only during the day. See similar questions...

Florida has only one toad that has a dangerous toxin to small animals, the Marine toad (a.k.a., Giant toad or Cane toad) (scientific name: Bufo marinus). Scroll down to see more information on Marine Toads. If you have found a very large FROG on your property and you live south of an imaginary line across the state from Cedar Key to Jacksonville, the frog is likely a Cuban Treefrog. Adult Cuban treefrogs are more than 3 inches long (not including legs). See similar questions...

Since mosquitoes live in ground foliage, the Trap should be placed at ground level. Find an area in the yard that is shaded with dense foliage and is blocked from direct sunlight and wind gusts. This area should be approximately 50 feet away from the outdoor gathering. In contrast, the Inhibitor should be placed directly on decks and picnic tables. See similar questions...

No. If you are allergic to cats, you'll more than likely be allergic to all varieties of cats. The same holds true for dogs. The allergen that produces the symptoms is shared amongst all breeds. (There is some evidence to indicate that people might be slightly less allergic to certain breeds of dogs, but usually there is significant allergy no matter what breed is considered.) See similar questions...

Probably not. Allergic people tend to react broadly to mammals. Thus, all hairy or furry pets have the potential to produce allergy symptoms. We normally therefore advise that allergy patients have non-furry or hairy pets, such as fish, in their home. See similar questions...

Answer: ACC&D is a catalyst for collaboration to speed discovery of nonsurgical contraceptives for cats and dogs that will have a significant impact on reducing the millions of excess cats and dogs destroyed in shelters each year, as well as feral cat and dog populations living without human care. See similar questions...

Cats generally have a greater percentage of their food in wet form so by rights they would be ingesting more melamine per kg of body weight then a dog. Also, when a cat is not feeling well, they will begin to shut down faster then a dog – they will stop eating and drinking – hindering the body’s natural abilities to heal itself. Lastly, renal failure is more common in cats then dogs so there is a greater chance of underlying or undiagnosed kidney disease in a cat. See similar questions...