Responds to animal bite complaints and provides information on rabies. Offer rabies vaccine clinices for cats, dogs and ferrets.

Enforces the law and tickets offenders who do not properly confine or control their dogs. Performs license checks and responds to reports of neglected, abused, abandoned, or nuisance dogs. Provides animal rescue services for dogs in emergency, life-threatening situations (such as being stuck in a fast-moving stream). Also investigates dog bites as well as livestock deaths caused by dogs or coyotes. Investigates reported incidents of cruelty to dogs. Dogs are held by the Dog Warden for 3 days, then housed by the Ross County Humane Society.

Takes reports about lost animals, picks up stray domestic animals and keeps them for a short period, investigates reports about possible cruelty to animals, will attempt to rescue domestic animals who are in dangerous situations, and provides humane animal traps.

Offers Adopt-A-Pet, pet visitation to nursing homes, tours of the shelter for grade school children, Pet of the Week programs, and education on pet care and treatment. Also investigates complaints of cruelty to animals.

Seizes stray and at-large dogs in Lorain County. Operates a county facility for temporarily housing stray and unwanted dogs.

County Animal Shelter that provides seizing and impounding of stray dogs and cats; animal adoption services; spaying/neutering services.

Assist residents with animal problems and complaints. Offers animal control, animal rescue, and animal lost and found, investigates cruelty to animals complaints, offers general information, and responds to bite reports. No longer loans humane animal traps.

Provides animal control, animal rescue, and animal poison information. Maintains an animal shelter where stray animals may stay for three to five days. Does not trap nuisance animals contained within a home.

The Marion County Dog Pound is under the control of the Marion County Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff is committed to serving the community by protecting the health, safety and welfare of animals. MCSO’s Dog Wardens are primarily focused on domestic animal issues and the enforcement of dog laws. In their role as Dog Warden, deputies respond to calls for dog abuse, aggressive or vicious dogs, abandonment or neglect, as well as dogs running at large or any other violation of dog laws. It is required by law to hold a dog for 3 days to allow the owner to claim it. If it’s not claimed, it will then be an adoptable dog. We will post all adoptable dogs on our Facebook page along with pictures. The adoption fee is $123.00 which includes the price of tags, spay and neuter surgery and the Bordatello, Rabies and Distemper Parvo Vaccines. If the adopter is over the age of 60, the adoption portion of the fee is waived (dog tag and vet care fees still apply).

Provides a full-time animal warden for the City of Lyndhurst. Services include animal control, animal rescue, animal lost and found, and cruelty to animals investigation.

Handles and investigates complaints regarding stray or barking dogs or dog bites. Provides a kennel for loose or abandoned dogs and offers dogs for adoption. Enforces animal-related ordinances. Does not accept dogs from individual owners.

Enforces dog laws in Franklin County and keeps the public safe from animal-related health or safety dangers. Responds to service requests, impound dogs, file criminal charges, make court appearances, assist the police in cases involving dogs, investigate animal bites and livestock attacks.

Accepts reports related to animal care and control. Picks up stray animals and impounds them or returns them to their owners. Enforces leash laws and animal sanitation ordinances. Handles complaints regarding animals.

Provides animal control services.

Enforces the law, Ohio Revised Code section 955. Performs license checks, dogs running at large and investigates dog bites. Provides animal rescue services for stray dogs in emergency, life-threatening situations.

Responds to stray dog complaints, animals that have bitten, works with dog owners to promote proper humane pet management.

Provides an animal warden who coordinates animal-related services for the City of Warrensville Heights.

Picks up stray animals. Because of limited space, holds animals up to 3 days before turning them over to Animal Protective Leaugue (APL). Rescues domestic animals in hazardous situations. Investigates cruelty to animals reports.

Investigates complaints about cruelty to animals, rescues domestic animals and picks up stray cats and dogs, which are kept in a shelter for a short period (about three days). Takes reports of lost animals (cats and dogs). Loans humane animal traps to residents for wild animals, such as raccoons and opossums, etc.

Provides shelter for stray and unwanted dogs found in Medina County. Issues citations for loose dogs found without a license. Quarantines stray dogs involved in bites. Accepts sick or injured animals but will make referrals to the Humane Society or SPCA if unable to provide necessary level of care.

Picks up stray animals and impounds them or returns them to their owners. Enforces leash laws and animal sanitation ordinances. Handles complaints regarding animals.

Provides animal control for Chagrin Falls Village and Chagrin Falls Township.

Provides animal control and rescue, assists owners looking for a lost pet, and investigates complaints of cruelty to animals. Responds to complaints about nuisance barking and strays.

Provides a full-time animal warden who provides animal services for the City of Garfield Heights. Animals include domestic strays as well as wild animals.