An Animal Control officer will be assigned to respond to the complaint.You may also call North State Animal rendering at 53 or the Butte County Landfill at 53, to see if they will take the animal remains. Livestock can be buried on your property as long as it is not near a waterway and is 150 away from any roadways. Local animal shelters (PDF) may also take the animal for disposal. If the animal is yours, you can bury the animal in your yard or take it to a veterinary facility for disposal. If you find dead dogs or cats in your yard Animal Control will remove the dead animal for you. Dead bird and tree squirrel reports are very important because they are usually the first indication that the virus is active in an area, and this allows the California Department of Public Health to monitor the virus throughout the year. If you find a dead bird, particularly a crow, jay, magpie, raven, sparrow, finch, raptor, or dead tree squirrel, please file an online report or call toll-free at 87. In these cases, we ask that you keep the carcass as cold as possible. If there was contact, it may be necessary to test the dead animal for rabies. Staff will ask you questions regarding possible exposure to your dogs or cats. If the animal is a bat, skunk, raccoon, or fox, Please call Butte County Animal Control. We must be able to drive up to the carcass. Put the carcass along the road, and call us for pickup.Double bag it and put it in the trash or.If you find dead wildlife on your property and it is not a bat, skunk, raccoon, or fox, you can: You can also contact Cal-Trans for removal from state highways. Dead Animal Removalīutte County Animal Control will remove dead animals from County roadways when it is safe to do so. Make a spay/neuter donation to Butte County Animal Control for the FIX IT KITTY Program.īutte County Animal Control supports Trap-Neuter-Release learn more, read the Feral Cat Article (PDF).View a list of low-cost clinics and veterinarians (PDF). Trap cats and have them sterilized at a reduced fee at PAWS.Set humane traps and take cats to the NorthWest SPCA they will take them for free.If you are having issues with cats you can: That is why all cats should be sterilized to prevent unwanted litter. Cats are very prolific and adapt easily to their environment. The only requirement for cats is that they are to be vaccinated against rabies at the age of 4 months. In unincorporated Butte County, there is no limit on the number of cats that can be owned. From the list of animals below, select the appropriate bite report link. If you or someone you know has been bitten by an animal, please file a bite report with Butte County Animal Control. Please complete the Barking Dog Complaint Form. Complaints about barking dogs are submitted online.
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