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How to Report and Stop Dog Hoarding in Los Angeles County: Which Agencies to Call and What Evidence You Need

In Los Angeles County, suspected dog hoarding is typically reported to your local city/county animal control agency and, in urgent cruelty cases, to law enforcement—because hoarding can qualify as a criminal animal cruelty matter under California law. The County includes multiple contract cities and separate municipal animal services departments, so the “right” phone number depends […]

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How to Report Animal Cruelty in Austin, Texas: What Evidence You Need and What Happens After You File

In Austin, you can report suspected animal cruelty by calling Austin 3-1-1 (or 512-974-2000 outside the city) for Austin Animal Services, or by calling 9-1-1 if the animal is in immediate danger. Texas animal-cruelty cases can involve city animal control, the Austin Police Department, and the Travis County Attorney or District Attorney depending on the

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