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closed #184449

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

86 Lower Valley Rd, Bloomington, IN 47404, USA

Case Date:
7/4/2023

Stray kitten

closed #184368

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

1409 W Caber CT

Case Date:
6/27/2023

Two young children are outside alone with 3 large dogs. One of the children was yanking on the dogs leashes and repeatedly beating the dogs with the leashes. I’m mostly worried 1 or more of the dogs might attack if the girl keeps hitting them, but the dogs also look skinny and scared.

closed #184335

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

2701 S Madison ST

Case Date:
6/26/2023

There are multiple dogs residing in a very dilapidated trailer. The dogs escape from their pen outside regularly and are often let outside off leash, as well. These dogs run daily down the road towards heavily trafficked areas, including running on Country Club Rd and S. Rogers St.

closed #184302

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

2619 S Madison ST

Case Date:
6/23/2023

Barking dog all night, left unattended.

closed #184294

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

710 S High ST

Case Date:
6/22/2023

Dead and decomposing fox tangled up in fence between my yard and neighbor's house, south side of house, side yard.

closed #184233

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

5227 Raubs Ln, Bloomington, IN 47404, USA

Case Date:
6/17/2023

Continuous issue with letting their dog roam freely without a leash on. No owner in sight when dog is let out. This is becoming an issue because their dog is approaching my dog when he’s on a leash and approaching other dogs while they’re on their leashes. This can cause a lot of issues as to children in the area and possibly an adult. The neighbor is also allowing the dog to urinate on other people’s front porches. The address is: 5227 N Raubs Lane, Bloomington, IN 47404

closed #184229

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

Case Date:
6/16/2023

Having a continuous issue with the neighbors dog approaching my dog and other dogs that are leashed up in the apartment complex. Their dog roams freely with no owner in sight while the dog goes and uses the bathroom with NO leash on. I have been outside with my leashed dog and the neighbor’s dog approaches my dog. This neighbor LACKS respect of others in the entire complex. His dog has also approached other neighbors dogs in the complex. This issue needs resolved!

closed #184226

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

Case Date:
6/16/2023

8050 N Old Dutch Church Rd. Ellettsville, IN 47429 Older gentleman living at the house and not able to care for all of the cats. They are all outdoor and somewhat feral. There are at least 3-4 adult sized cats and and at least 5 kittens that are starving and malnourished. Most of the cats and kittens have puss coming out of their eyes and nose and need medical treatment. None of the cats are spayed/neutered so momma cats keep having kittens and the older gentleman at the house cannot properly care for all of them. One of the adult sized cats was recently attacked by a raccoon and did not survive. I am extremely worried for the cats health and well being if they continue to stay there. The older gentleman is ok with the cats being removed from his property. Please send someone to help these cats and kittens. The property has a 2 story house with red colored front and side porches and a detached garage and a camper parked in the gravel driveway.

closed #184175

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

913 W Graham DR

Case Date:
6/12/2023

There are 3 dogs that live at 913 W Graham Dr that are complete uncontrolled, have no collars or tags and are allowed to roam at all hours of the day. They are a black dog, a brown/red dog, and a brown and white pit bull. They are consistently harassing my dog and cats and eat my elderly neighbors’ cat food. Can someone please visit this property and speak with owners of these dogs?

closed #184169

Animal Control & Neglected Pets

Case Date:
6/12/2023

I am really concerned about the well-being of several cats, particularly their health and safety. Because I am new to the neighborhood, I opted to take my client's dog on a different route than usual. We chose to travel down Indian Creek, and as I was bending the corner to walk down Arrow Ave, I noticed 5+ cats grooming themselves in the street. Thankfully, my client's dog is not reactive to cats, but this might become a serious issue for other dogs/owners if they lose control of their reactive dog. Within 3 minutes, I saw one cat chase another across the street while hissing and began hacking/coughing. Because I previously worked in animal care, I knew this wasn't a "hairball hack," but rather a respiratory infection. After our stroll, I decided to drive down Arrow Ave without my client's dog to get a better look at the cats. When I turned onto Arrow Ave, I noticed a white cat lying down on the street, motionless. I assumed they had been hit and were hurt, if not worse. Thankfully, this was not the case (I hope), and the cat raised its head but made no move to exit the street. As a result, I had to maneuver around the cat. I drove past once and then turned around to see if the same cat was still laying in the street, which it was. And had to yet again drive past it with three more cats sitting on the side of the road, making it a tight squeeze for a vehicle. One of the three cats resembled the one who was hacking/coughing and had their tongue hanging out the side of their mouth. If you want, I can provide you some images and videos. Please email me and I'll get them to you. I was trying to find the address on Google Maps street view. According to Google Maps, an identical chair in the 9-year-old shot still seems to be in the same spot. If it weren't for the moped parked in front along the street, you would assume the property was abandoned.