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Wolcott, CT 06716. Phone: 203-879-7620. Link: Animal Control.
The City of Los Angeles is not serviced by our agency (except for small unincorporated areas within or adjacent to). For human emergencies, please call 911. For injured animal emergencies, call our Communication Center (see below). Please select the appropriate telephone number based on your service area.
Pet Adoption. Visit the Wolcott Gog Pound Facebook Page for a full and complete listing of pets available to adopt. Pet Adoption form (PDF). Print a copy of the form and fill it out. Bring the completed form to your appointment or scan it and send an to Email Animal Control Department.
Connecticut Department of Agriculture. 450 Columbus Boulevard, Suite 702, Hartford, CT 06103. Phone: (860) 713-2506 Fax: (860) 713-2515 Email: agr.animalcontrol@ct.gov. Court Appointed Animal Advocates. CT Dept. of Agriculture - State Animal Control Statutes Regarding Companion Animals.
Make an Appointment. A scheduled appointment with an Animal Control Officer by calling. 860-757-4395. Meet with the ACO. Bring a money order of $50.00 with you to your appointment. The cost to adopt a dog in Connecticut is $50.00, payable only by money order.
Animal Control. 775 Bound Line Rd. Wolcott CT 06716. 203-879-7620. M-FRI 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM. SAT-SUN 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM.
Contact Us. For an animal-related emergency occuring right now, do not email, call: 24/7 Emergency Line 619-236-2341. Animal-related emergencies » Injured or sick animal. Animal cruelty. Aggressive animal. Animal bite to a person. For any human life-threatening situation, call 911 immediately.
Harris County Public Health: (281) 999-3191. City of Houston Animal Control: (713) 837-0311. Houston S.P.C.A.: (713) 869-7722. Harris County Animal Services does not handle wildlife issues. They handle problems with domestic animals, namely dogs and cats.
Report an Unsafe or Dead Animal. Discover LA City Animal Services for residents. Access resources, adoption info, and tips for responsible pet ownership.
The Department of Agriculture's (DOAG) Animal Control Division investigates property damage, injury and nuisance caused by dogs. Information is provided about dog licensing requirements, canine health and rabies control.
