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Responds to calls about stray animals. Will pick up stray animals and hold them for up to two days.

Dog Warden oversees animal control within Crawford County.

Investigates all reported domestic and wild mammal bites. Rabies testing for animal heads.

Provides an animal control officer and a variety of animal-related services for the city.

Enforces the law and tickets offenders who do not properly confine or control their dogs. Performs license checks and responds to reports of neglected, abused, abandoned, or nuisance dogs. Provides animal rescue services for dogs in emergency, life-threatening situations (such as being stuck in a fast-moving stream). Also investigates dog bites as well as livestock deaths caused by dogs or coyotes. Investigates reported incidents of cruelty to dogs. Dogs are held by the Dog Warden for 3 days, then housed by the Ross County Humane Society.

Enforces animal ordinances. Conducts dog and animal bite investigations. Removes dead animals from the public right-of-way.

Provides animal services (domestic and wildlife) to residents. Will pick up stray animals and keep them in a kennel for a short period of time. Provides humane animal traps for use by residents.

Offers Adopt-A-Pet, pet visitation to nursing homes, tours of the shelter for grade school children, Pet of the Week programs, and education on pet care and treatment. Also investigates complaints of cruelty to animals.

Provides animal control, animal rescue, and animal poison information. Maintains an animal shelter where stray animals may stay for three to five days. Does not trap nuisance animals contained within a home.

Provides animal control services for the City of Beachwood including enforcement of animal sanitation ordinances and resolving complaints about nuisance animals.

Provides investigations of suspected animal cruelty and/or neglect. Provides animal control services as well as trapping of nusiance wildlife. Hold lost pets for 24 hours to give owners a chance to claim the animal (afterwards the animal is placed in a shleter that is not owned by the city). Provides rescue services to animals in dangerous situations.

Dog Warden oversees animal control within Knox County.

Provides spay/neuter subsidy program for cats and dogs to low-medium households, monthly spay/neuter cat clinic for outside cats ($15 for males and $20 for females)for all Greene County residents. Provides free pet food to low income families (once a month). Responds to calls concerning potential livestock abuse or neglect. Provides guidance on animal care, including options available for veterinary assistance. We do not operate a shelter but assist in finding homes for animals.

Provides an animal warden that offers animal control and rescue activities for the Village of Highland Hills. Will also investigate reports of cruelty to animals.

Provides investigations into cruelty towards animals, animal rescue, animal lost and found services, dead animal pick-up, and loose dog services to residents of the City of North Olmsted.

Provides animal control and rescue, assists owners looking for a lost pet, and investigates complaints of cruelty to animals.

Provides the services of an animal control officer for the Village of Woodmere. Offers animal control and rescue.

Dog Warden oversees animal control within Morgan County.

Provides Animal Control services for the residents of Berea. Offers temperary placement of stray animals and provides humane animal traps.

Provides animal rescue, control, lost-and-found, and cruelty to animal investigations for the city.

Provides a full-time animal warden for the City of Lyndhurst. Services include animal control, animal rescue, animal lost and found, and cruelty to animals investigation.

Responds to stray dog complaints, animals that have bitten, works with dog owners to promote proper humane pet management.

Investigates complaints from the public regarding animals. This includes stray, unlicensed, crippled, injured, vicious or destructive animals. Animals are taken to the dog pound located at the Richfield Police Department. Also receives reports on lost or stolen animals and assists in returning them to their rightful owners. Any animal that is apprehended is housed until identification of ownership is determined. Occasionally animals will be available for adoption.

Investigates complaints about cruelty to animals, rescues domestic animals and picks up stray cats and dogs, which are kept in a shelter for a short period (about three days). Takes reports of lost animals (cats and dogs). Loans humane animal traps to residents for wild animals, such as raccoons and opossums, etc.