Animal Protection Field Operations

The Animal Protection Field Operations program serves to protect the public health and safety of the community and their pets. Animal Protection Officers provide:

Reconnections of lost pets with their families
Investigations of animal bites and safety concerns
Education and community outreach
Response to animal-related concerns and emergencies
Investigates cruelty and animal welfare concerns

ANIMAL BITES

If you have been attacked, bitten or scratched by a domestic or wild animal and are in need of emergency care, call 911. If emergency care is not required, please call 311 to report the animal bite. All animal bites must be reported to Animal Protection.

Animal Protection Field Operations

City Ordinances

State Code

Safe Outdoor Dogs

Permits & Licensing

ANIMAL BITES

If you have been attacked, bitten or scratched by a domestic or wild animal and are in need of emergency care, call 911. If emergency care is not required, please call 311 to report the animal bite. All animal bites must be reported to Animal Protection.