Case Date:

1/10/2020

Dead possum on Kingsley Drive in Fritz Terrace between Winding Way and Parkview. Could someone come remove it...poor possum...

Case Date:

1/8/2020

Dead opossum located in the middle of the street on Kingsley Drive. Directly in front of 3431 N Kingsley Drive.

Case Date:

1/2/2020

Flattened possum in the roadway (northbound lane) and dead squirrel in the parking lane (east side) of S. Rogers St.

Case Date:

12/30/2019

I previously reported a young deer stuck inside the fence of Summit Pointe’s retention pond and was told the deer can get out. It still cannot get out and is there, too small to leap the fence. It regularly calls to other deer outside the fence. If the city won’t do something about this, should I call DNR?

Case Date:

11/20/2019

There has been a deer hanging from a tree, gutted for several days. It’s in a tree on the main road Coolidge.

Case Date:

10/30/2018

Deceased cat on Southbound side of College Mall across from Bloomington hardware.

Case Date:

10/26/2018

Dead deer next to road on corner of Maxwell and hillside. On hillside, west of the intersection.

Case Date:

10/24/2018

There is a dead fawn on S. High St, just south of Meadowbluff Ct., near the 2110 S. High St mailbox. It was very sad for the school children walking to Childs Elementary this morning. Thank you for all that you do to take care of our city.

Case Date:

10/16/2018

I would like to compliment the Animal Control department for a job well done. I live in College Mall Apts. on E. 2nd St. near the Mall. There was a clearly injured rabbit hunched down at the play ground area for over 8 hrs that wouldn't move even when approached. The shoulder of the rabbit seemed dislocated and I was afraid a child would try to pick it up, causing severe pain to the animal who would seriously claw or bite the child. I decided to call Animal Control and an officer was sent out who arrived quickly and did a thorough search of the playground area. What we saw when she arrived was one rabbit, somewhat unafraid of human proximity, but hopping around in a reasonably normal fashion. The spot was clear where the injured rabbit had been sitting. Apparently what happened was the rabbit managed, after hours of painful effort, to nudge its shoulder joint back into place, and was just trying things out again as the officer arrived. No way to anticipate that happening. Having the Animal Control officers respond to these situations that may seem innocuous is the right policy. Things could easily have turned out differently and the officer's response could have saved a serious injury to a child, as this occurred exactly at the playground area of College Mall Apts. In a wildlife friendly town like ours, human-animal interactions are very common, and children don't always show the proper caution. Many thanks to that officer and the City. Job well done.

Case Date:

10/9/2018

Dead deer on high St across from 1907 s high. Expired on 10-8.