Call the Dog Warden, who will only pick-up a dog if he actually see it off of the property of its owner or keeper. They cannot incarcerate a dog based on hearsay.

Stray dogs can be reported to Ed Bunt at 610-287-1426. Mr. Bunt is the local representative with the Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement.

The local authority is responsible for the collection and keeping of stray dogs. The police ONLY have a responsibility to accept and deal with stray or lost dogs which are brought to a police station until collected by the local authority. Lost and found dog registers are kept at local police stations.

The Penn Township Police Department has all of these applications available for residents or they can be obtained by contacting PENNDOT directly.

If you notice an unfamiliar animal just once, let it alone to find its own way home. If the animal continues to appear over a period of several days, it may be lost or abandoned and you should take action. Check with neighbors, newspapers, animal shelters and local law enforcement to see if anyone has reporting a missing animal. Observe the animal's behavior. If it behaves in a hostile or erratic manner, stay away and report it to police, animal control or a local shelter.

Make sure your garden is escape proof, check fences and hedges regularly - and if your dog can possibly push it's way through - fix it now! If your dog charges for the front door when you open it, either put it in another room before you open the door or preferably train it not to. Have your dog tattooed or micro-chipped to ensure easy identification if it does become lost. Contact your vet for further information on this.

You should not try to catch a stray dog. It may be aggressive and/or sick. You should call the dog warden at 570-685-2495

First of all, caution is essential: keep your distance. If the animal doesn’t seem aggressive, you can check if it’s wearing its licence tag. You will find a date and number on the tag which will allow the municipality to locate the owner. During Town Hall office hours, you can notify us at 450 539-2258 or at info@cantonshefford.qc.ca. Outside office hours, you must call the Sûreté du Québec at 450 310-4141.

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.

If the animal appears to be sick, injured, confused, or dangerous in any way, DO NOT try to catch it. Contact the Manchester Police immediately and explain the situation to them. (668-8711 x441) If the animal appears friendly and is in your possession, check to see if it has any identifying tags on it. For dogs, contact the Manchester Police first and notify them of the situation. Call us at the shelter too, just in case someone reported losing the dog (628-3544).

First handle the health issues: Try to determine who the owner of the animal is so that the animal can be screened for rabies. Call the Dutchess County Department of Health at (845) 486-3404 -or- (845) 431-6465 after hours to advise them of the bite. Department of Health personnel are experienced in handling animal bite issues and they will determine what further steps need to be taken to ensure that you will not be at risk from rabies exposure.

We encourage all residents to call Animal Control at 689-7020. If there is no answer, leave a message. If it is after normal business hours and you can secure the dog, Animal Control officers will pick it up as soon as possible.

Dogs must be leashed or under effective control by their owners. You may call the Animal Control Officer at 781-581-0026 to report complaints or problems with dogs or other animals. On weekends call the Police Station 781-581-1212.

To report a stray or missing animal, call Polk County Dispatch at 515-286-3333. Please provide a description of the animal and a direction of travel.

Both female & male dogs equally contribute (50% each) to produce a litter. Therefore the male dogs are equally important.

Stray dogs should be reported to Pima Animal Control. If the situation involves an emergency, we might be able to help. We do charge a fee for dog removal and transport. No. Reports of animal abuse and wildlife violations should be reported to Pima Animal Control and the Arizona Game and fish Department, respectively.

The Town Lake Animal Center animal control officers pick up stray dogs seven days a week. If you notice a stray dog or cat and cannot provide for its health and safety needs yourself, you'll do a great service by reporting it to the Animal Control unit or bringing it to TLAC. At the center, the animal will receive food, water and shelter. We do our best to find new homes for animals that are suitable as pets.

No, that is an Animal Control issue. Call the Animal Control Officer for your town to have the animal picked up. We only investigate animal cruelty cases. However, in some cases we may issue a summons to animal owners that continually allow their animals to run at large. The danger imposed on animals allowed to run at large is a form of cruelty.

That is very simple; one Buster Cube per dog, or disturbance and problems will arise, especially if one of the dogs empties the Cube faster than the other. Also, if you have a large and a small dog, you will need to have both a Buster Food Cube and a Buster Mini Cube.