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Animal Control officers enforce County and State regulations for fowl, poultry, livestock, dangerous animals, check dog tags, and control stray animals. Manages the animal shelter and investigates animal cruelty and abuse cases and bite/rabies cases. Animal Shelter website: www.nrvanimalshelters.com

A nonprofit 501(c)3 organization permitted by the Department of Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries. The state license applies to high risk rabies species, reptiles, and small mammals only. Provide treatment and care for injured, orphaned, diseased and displaced wild mammals and reptiles, as well as the subsequent release of healthy viable animals into appropriate habitats.

Responsible for animal control within the town limits of Clifton Forge. Animal control is handled by the Designated Police Officers, who, in addition to the respective patrol activities receive additional training on animal control related topics such as: animal control laws, search and seizure and capture techniques. Ensures people are safe from animals and that animals are safe and properly cared for. In Clifton Forge, there are laws requiring dogs to be vaccinated by the time they are 4 months old and they must be licensed every year. Animals which are captured are taken to the Alleghany Humane Society. Dogs are held at the shelter for 10 days then placed up for adoption to the public. Cats are kept for a maximum of 7 days. The shelter can be reached at 540-862-2436 Monday thru Saturday, 12:00pm until 4:00pm. A leash law within the town of Clifton Forge requires that animals must be restrained from running at large in public areas.

Enforces state and county animal laws

Provides information on dog licenses, rabies, impoundment, lost pets, adoption, low cost spay/neuter and disaster preparedness. Responds to emergency situations and conducts investigations on crimes against animals and animal bite claims.

Provides required services and public education relating to domesticated animals.

The purpose of the county pound is to impound or harbor seized, stray, homeless, abandoned or unwanted animals. The Animal Control Officers also have responsibility for controlling the spread of rabies within the county.

Enforces state laws and county ordinances involving domestic animals.

To protect and improve the welfare of the animals and citizens of Sussex County through humane education, enforcement, and professional presence, to provide a safe, humane shelter for unwanted, stray, abused, and lost animals, to promote responsible animal care and ownership, and to reduce the number of unwanted pets culminating in a safer and more desirable community for the citizens of Sussex County.

Enforces all State & County laws dealing with animals and their care. Enforces licenses on dogs, picks up stray and lost pets, cruelty to animal laws, enforces leash laws, barking ordinance laws, exotic animal laws and dangerous dog laws.

If the animal control officer is not available for an emergency, a police officer will handle the situation.

Educates the community about animal welfare; protecting human and animal health and safety; and enforcing Alexandria code and Virginia law pertaining to animals.

Enforcement of the laws pertaining to animals or ownership of animals.

Animal Control Services maintains the health, safety and welfare of the community by ensuring compliance of animal care and control ordinances are followed and by assisting residents with the proper tools and information to safely care for their pets. Not convenient to a bus. Partially accessible to persons with disabilities.

Provides animal control services

Enforces state laws and county ordinances involving domestic animals.

Animal Control: Coordinate information regarding lost or found animals Primary enforcement of Virginia animal control laws and related Powhatan County ordinances; can enforce all Virginia criminal and traffic laws Provide loving, compassionate care for all the animals that enter our facility Respond to citizen requests regarding animal related problems Work to find appropriate homes for our animals through adoption and rescue

The Animal Services Unit is charged with protecting animals from inhumane treatment. Animal Services officers enforce state laws and county ordinances as they apply to domestic animals. The unit operates a shelter for the complete care of animals in their custody. The Animal Services Shelter provides comprehensive medical care for homeless or unwanted cats and dogs until they are adopted or placed with an animal rescue organization.

Responds to animal law violations or requests for a stray dog to be picked up. All dogs picked up are immediately transported to the Wythe County Animal Shelter,(276) 228-6003.

Responds to complaints on domesticated animals.

Enforces state laws and county ordinances involving domestic animals.

No fees if animal is adopted; owner must vaccinate and purchase tags. Patrols County, answers complaints from citizens regarding animals- Picks up & puts in Humane Center. Tries to find owners if they are tagged.

Enforces domestic animal ordinances. Operates animal shelter. * Dogs may be brought to the Pound during posted hours only. * Leaving dogs outside of the pound when unattended is considered abandonment and is subject to prosecution. * Owners must sign a release form when surrendering their dogs. Adoptions are free to the public, however, you must sign an Adoption Agreement, and a Spay/Neuter Agreement stating that you will have the animal spayed or neutered within a certain period depending on the age of the animal. In the case of a dog bite, please notify the Lee County Sheriff's Department at 276-346-7777, they will page the Officer to respond to this matter. Location â€" From Highway 58, turn south onto State Route 70 and immediately turn left on Bus Shop Road. Follow the signs to the Pound.

Responds to emergencies, such as rabid animals and bite cases, handles stray or dangerous animals and offers pets for adoption at the local shelter.

Enforces the City animal control ordinances and all other state laws and city ordinances. Officers are certified police officers and possess certifications in euthanasia. Officers also perform the deer reduction program. This unit operates the Salem Animal Shelter. The Salem Animal Shelter may be contacted at: 1301 Indiana Street Salem, Virginia 24153 Telephone: 540-375-3038 Fax: 540-375-8889