Investigates complaints that are received through the Sheriff's department
Work with the Department of Conservation regarding reports of wild animal complaints
Work to educate the public about handling strays, wild animals, rabies prevention control, etc. whether by phone, in person responding to a complaint, or in an educational setting
Provides animal control services to towns with contracts
Prepares and mail monthly registration reminders, overdue registration letters, final notices to delinquent dog owners
Keeps information regarding lost or found dogs or cats, checking weekly
Picks up rabies certificates from veterinarians
Investigates complaints that are received through the Sheriff's department
Statutory
Registration of dogs and hand out tags
Have a county animal population control fund
Control and prevent the spread of rabies
Exercise dog and cat overpopulation control
Enforce the Humane Care for Animals Act
Deposited all fees to the county treasurer
Enforce rabies inoculations
Apprehended and impound dogs running at large
Find or contact owner of impounded dogs or cats
Try to place adoptable dogs and cats with humane societies or rescue groups
Confinement of dog or other animals involved in a dog bite-and examined by a veterinarian