Two young children are outside alone with 3 large dogs. One of the children was yanking on the dogs leashes and repeatedly beating the dogs with the leashes. I’m mostly worried 1 or more of the dogs might attack if the girl keeps hitting them, but the dogs also look skinny and scared.
There are multiple dogs residing in a very dilapidated trailer. The dogs escape from their pen outside regularly and are often let outside off leash, as well. These dogs run daily down the road towards heavily trafficked areas, including running on Country Club Rd and S. Rogers St.
Barking dog all night, left unattended.
Too many deer, yet even young ones walk toward me when I come outside. Someone is probably feeding them, and I really don't want them drawn to my area.
There are 3 dogs that live at 913 W Graham Dr that are complete uncontrolled, have no collars or tags and are allowed to roam at all hours of the day. They are a black dog, a brown/red dog, and a brown and white pit bull. They are consistently harassing my dog and cats and eat my elderly neighbors’ cat food. Can someone please visit this property and speak with owners of these dogs?
Can we please do something about the deer in Winslow Farms? I was personally attacked two times last year while walking my dog. I have already been attacked once this year, and I observed/helped two people being attacked yesterday. Every morning/evening I have to be careful letting my dog out to because the deer sleep in and around my yard and they starting walking toward us the second we walk outside. If my dog doesn't pee immediately I have to take her back inside and wait until they leave to try again. I do not feel safe at my own house. Please help!
Neighbors dog keeps coming in my yard and pooping. I have told the neighbor and his landlord not to let the dog roam free, but they don't listen. My son is allergic to dogs. I don't want to pick up dog poop from someone else's dog. I don't want it in my yard. The dog needs to stay leashed.
The neighbor's dog escaped their property and attacked my cat. They have a 4-ft. chain link fence, which their dog can easily get under (and likely go over too). This is the second time their dog has done this. All I want is for them to either build a more secure fence or find another way to restrain their dogs. I'm mostly submitting this as documentation in case this happens again and they refuse to secure their dogs. Details: Their address is 5389 N Hanna Ct. They recently put tension wire on the the fence, but I don't think it's installed properly as it is 6-8" off the ground and loose. The fence is still loose or off the ground in many places. The dog is a German Shepherd. My cat only goes outside for a brief period each day in my yard while I'm standing there watching it. The dog did not attack me, but I did get scratched up trying to stop it from killing my cat. (I'm including the photo just as evidence that this event happened. I don't think the dog is dangerous to people.)
My neighbors dog runs free every day. He comes in our yard regularly and poops in our yard multiple times a week. We have photos and video. We've asked our nrighbor to leash him or keep him on his own property and he refuses. My 4 year old is severely allergic to dogs and my 2 year old is scared of the dog. We should be able to play in our yard without fear and without stepping in the poop of a dog we do not own.
Blue house on SW corner Madison/Coolidge - owners constantly allowing dog to roam off leash and unsupervised, even though they have a fenced yard. Dog barks aggressively at people and other dogs that walk by and often approaches them. Owners will claim “he won’t hurt ya”. If dog is unleashed roaming around and being observed it is often by one of the younger children. Recently witnessed dog roaming across the street while residents were getting in the car to leave and seemed to have barely remembered or noticed dog was outside. We frequently see dog outside in yard during rainy weather on stoop leading in to garage. Owners are irresponsible and neglectful.