There are multiple animals in the home, with some rooms at a hoarding level with boxes and various items stacked up to the ceiling. The house is not clean, the dogs are frequently not taken out on walks and use the bathroom in the house. Two of the dogs were bought with the purpose of breeding and selling. The cats are mostly confined to two rooms that are cluttered.
This dog is left outside night after night in below 32 degrees, completely malnourished. We’ve called non emergency, cops, animal control, no one has done anything.
This dog is deathly skinny and left outside in the winter cold 24/7. The neighbors can attest to this. Please come save this dog before it dies.
Deceased deer in roadway
Dead Squirrel in road
Dead Squirrel in road
Hello! I have a suspected raccoon in my attic that has been taking shelter since before the snowstorm. He can go throughout the whole house and get into the walls, and it has not only been keeping us up at night, but a potential health hazard due to the amount of vents we have open to the attic. My roommates want him out so he does not die in our attic and also cause any sicknesses.
We have had 8 bats in our house by now since the start of the year. 6 of them have been this semester alone. We are getting bats flying around inside our house weekly. We are renting through Chickering rentals and they have yet to solve the problem and it’s becoming a health hazard. We don’t know what to do at this point but we would like to get this reported to the city.
I called to report that neighbors moved out of a Jeff Jones rental property sometime ago. This morning we discovered that they left a rabbit in a hutch that is dead. These people were also breeding dogs in the garage and on the back porch. The woman who lived there was named Pam Jimenez. There were numerous police calls to this property if that helps to track them down.
Yesterday there were 3 unattended dogs that were dropped off in the street by the animal shelter. I wanted to give a shout out and thank you to the animal control officer (I believe her name may have been Kat?) who promptly came out and helped us wrangle the animals to safety.