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I just moved to Carroll County. Can I let my pet roam free?
No, Carroll County Ordinance requires pets be restrained in a manner that prevents their leaving the property of their owner.
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I just moved to Carroll County. Can I let my pet roam free?
No, Carroll County Ordinance requires pets be restrained in a manner that prevents their leaving the property of their owner.
2.
Is it illegal for me to use a chain or cable to restrain my pet?
No, the ordinance allows a pet owner to use a leash, fence, or other appropriate enclosure to keep pets restrained as long as it does not hurt the animal. The animal must also have access to adequate shelter, food, and water.
3.
How do I restrain my cat?
It is recommended cats be kept indoors since outdoor restraint is so difficult, however, outside pens are acceptable as long as it prevents the cat from leaving your property and does not cause undo harm.
4.
Do I have to leave my name when filing a complaint with Animal Control?
Yes. All calls are logged in the database. All contact information must be given so that the Animal Control Officer knows where to go and who to talk to while responding to your complaint. Anonymous calls will not allow the department to investigate your complaint properly and to your satisfaction. If you must file an anonymous complaint it can be mailed to, with no return address:
Carroll County Animal Control
251 Automation Drive
Carrollton, GA 30117
5.
Who do I call when I have an issue with wildlife?
Animal Control only enforces the ordinance pertaining to domesticated animals and are not trained or knowledgeable with wildlife. Issues related to wildlife should be directed to the Department of Natural Resources at 770-918-6401 or in person at:
Department of Natural Resources
Wildlife Resources Division
2070 U.S. Highway 278 SE
Social Circle, GA 30025-4711
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