Case Date:

10/19/2015

On west side of train underpass on Rogers\Madison between 11th and 14th, just in front of Hoosier Workwear. Dead skunk.

Case Date:

6/28/2015

Injured goose, possible broken wing no way of transporting the animal.

Case Date:

7/20/2015

The people who live at 1709 South Huntington Dr never clean up after their dog. They leave feces in yards all along Miller Dr when walking the dog.

Case Date:

7/18/2015

Groundhog

Case Date:

7/16/2015

Live skunks in West Point neighborhood

Case Date:

7/8/2015

There had been a cat--stray or lost--in my neighbor's bushes for two days now. Can someone come get it?

Case Date:

6/20/2015

There is a decomposing squirrel, which was in the street and has been swept into the culvert between two houses. Mark street between Longwood and Nancy, south side of the street.

Case Date:

6/14/2015

Dead skunk in eastbound lane of Third just west of Woodscrest.

Case Date:

3/13/2015

person keeping ducks in her back yard.

Case Date:

1/26/2015

The following complaint was also sent to the city for the trash issue. I am sending it to you about the animal issues mentioned. Thank you ---------------------------------------------- 702 West Allen (rental) 1126 South Fairview 1112 South Fairview (rental) The houses listed above continually have a buildup of trash in their yard. 614 West Allen The yard looks like a junk yard. The continuous supply of trash lying around has attracted pests and dogs to dig in to it. So garbage gets all over the neighborhood. One of the pests that the trash is attracting is skunks. My dog has been sprayed once and I have had a few close calls. This past Saturday a pit bull came out of a large pile of trash and kept barking at me and my infant soon trying to defend his treasure. This is my second complaint about trash in this neighborhood (the first time was just about 702). I wish to stay anonymous about my complaints so I don’t make enemies out of my neighbors, especially the ones that own their houses. So please help me resolve this problem. Thank you, Eric Brown