Montgomery County, Ohio
 
 
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Animal Care & Control

     

Our Animal Control Officers picking up a dog caught in a trap.

What we do

Our Animal Care and Control Officers enforce the dogs laws in Montgomery County and keep the public safe from animal-related health or safety dangers. They also educate the public and teach pet owners to be more responsible citizens.

Animal Care and Control Officers respond to requests for service from the public, police departments, etc. Routine responses include sick or injured dogs, stray dogs, loose owned pets, and bite animals. Animal Care and Control Officers will respond to your needs in uniform and a county vehicle.

To better help us help you any of or all of the following information may be useful:

  • Location of dog
  • Exact address of owner
  • Time owner is usually home
  • Time dog is normally running loose
  • Description of dog

     

Main Office
Telephone (937) 898-4457
Fax            (937) 454-8139

Enforcement Division Supervisors:

Director
Mark Kumpf

Field Supervisor
Robert Sexton


 

 
 

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Highlights

Mingle With Our Mutts

Join us at the Animal Resource Center from Noon - 2 PM the second Sunday of each month for Mingle With Our Mutts a two hour adoption event.

 Iams Home 4 the Holidays

Stop by and see us at the Dayton Mall Saturday December 13, 2008 from 10 AM until 4 PM.

We will be there with lots of adoptable dogs/cats ready to go "Home For The Holidays"

Thanksgiving Safety Tips

'Tis the season for friends, family and holiday feasts - but also for possible distress to our animal companions.  Check out the following tips from ASPCA experts for a fulfulling Thanksgiving that your pets can enjoy, too.

-If you decide to feed your pet a little nibble of turkey, make sure it's boneless and well cooked.

-Sage can make you Thanksgiving stuffing taste delish, but it and many other herbs contain essential oils and resins that can cause gastrointestinal upset and central nervous system depression to pets if eaten in large quantities.

- Don't allow your pets to overindulge, as they could wind up with a case of stomach upset, diarrhea or even worse - and inflammatory condition of the pancreas know as pacreatitis.

 

 

 

 
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