How to Report an Animal Situation

Louisville Animal Control is available 24/7 to assist with animal control and wildlife management situations. Choose the reporting method that works best for your situation:

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Call for Immediate Assistance

(502) 483-7387

For urgent situations or when you need immediate help, calling is the fastest way to reach us. Our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Best for: Emergency situations, aggressive animals, animals in immediate danger, or when you need quick response.

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Submit an Online Report

Use the form below to provide detailed information about your animal situation. This helps us prepare for your service call and respond more effectively.

Best for: Non-emergency situations, detailed reports, or when you want to provide comprehensive information before we arrive.

⚠️ Emergency Situations

For dog bites or aggressive animals posing immediate danger to people, call 911 first.

After ensuring immediate safety, you can contact us at (502) 483-7387 for follow-up animal management services.

Online Report Form

Please provide as much detail as possible to help us respond effectively to your situation.

Your Contact Information

Location Information

Animal Information

Situation Details

Additional Information

After submitting, we'll contact you to discuss your situation and provide service information.

What to Expect After Reporting

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We'll Contact You

Our team will reach out using your preferred contact method to discuss your situation and answer any questions.

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Service Information

We'll provide information about our services, response times, and answer any questions you may have.

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Professional Response

Our trained specialists will respond with the proper equipment and expertise to resolve your animal situation.

Safety Tips While Waiting

Do Not Approach

Keep a safe distance from any wild or stray animals. Never attempt to capture or handle them yourself.

Keep Pets Away

Secure your pets indoors or in a safe area away from the animal situation.

Monitor from Distance

If safe to do so, keep an eye on the animal's location to help our team locate it quickly.

Secure the Area

If the animal is in a specific area, try to keep that area secure without approaching the animal.