closed #211866
Animal Control & Neglected Pets
2150 S Walnut St
- Case Date:
- 6/23/2026
There is a dead deer at S Walnut St and South Dr by Bloomington High School South
There is a dead deer at S Walnut St and South Dr by Bloomington High School South
Dead raccoon in center of road
Came across Dead baby deer on trail
A woman with a sign stands on the corner of Morningside and Smith or occasionally 3rd st and Smith, and ties her two dogs up near her all day. They are all three out there in the heat and weather. I am concerned.
I reported an abandoned baby raccoon on Friday, and it passed. The body is behind my garage and I wanted to see if someone would be able to remove it. Thank you.
Large light brown Pitbull wandering through backyard around 10:00 PM on 6/1/2026, without collar, tags or leash of any kind. I wasn't able to take out my small dog before bed like usual due to fear of not knowing how the dog would respond. We aren't allowed to have bigger dogs like that in our neighborhood, so I'm not sure who the pitbull could belong to nearby. I wasn't able to get a picture of the dog, because it ran back and forth through my yard too quickly.
Dog outside barking constantly. It’s a large shepherd dog with a deep bark that can be heard many houses away. This is more of a noise complaint than a wellness concern, but I do worry that they leave it outside for hours on end. It was barking at four in the morning this past weekend. I appreciate your help and all you do.
This is the 3rd time this neighbor’s dog has been off leash and uncontained. The first time, it came onto my property and would not leave or respond to its’ owner recalling it. The second time, it was blocking my driveway and began jumping at my windows and doors then tried to go in my garage. Again, did not respond to being recalled by its owners and only left when I set my car alarm off while I was inside the car. The third time (5 minutes ago, today), I was gardening and the dog came into my yard and would not leave. It got in my face, albeit NOT aggressively, and would not respond to its’ owners recalling it again. This dog has NO recall. I went inside, and it took a massive poop on my front landscaping’s flowers. I eat and use these flowers for teas/etc. and can no longer do that this season, because of this dog. Again, this dog has NO recall, its owners do NOT have a fence and they do NOT have it on a lead that would contain it to their property. There is an entire property between mine and this neighbors and this dog regular breaches all boundaries of their property.
Three dogs behind fence never stop barking day and night. They are a nuisance and a danger as they are neglected all day to annoy an entire neighborhood- they are the only dogs that do this in neighborhood. I’m constantly awoken because of their viscous barking. Please give the owners notice of codes, and that lawsuits can be filed for negligence which I’m thinking about. The entitlement and selfishness of destroying the peace and quiet of an entire neighborhood because you suck as dog owners or like disturbing your neighbors is completely is not what I signed up for. Totally irresponsible and city of bton is not doing enough. This barking dog syndrome is all over this town. It needs to stop.
We would like to request a welfare check for a dog that has been barking incessantly and disturbing the peace of at least ten homes in the neighborhood for years, with the problem getting worse in recent weeks. Some occupants have lately vacated the property, and the dog seems to be increasingly neglected. At least two dogs have been observed on the property, with one dog that barks for hours on end. The dog(s) is frequently left out in the freezing cold, in extreme heat and humidity, and during thunderstorms, intensifying the poor creature’s anguish and barking. Most nights, the dog barks for hours, and on June 15, the dog barked throughout the day, then constantly from 6 p.m. until well beyond 2 a.m., making it impossible to sleep. Please investigate this unfortunate situation. We are at our wit’s end with the continual barking and are extremely concerned about the dog’s well-being, as it is clearly in distress.