Animal Abuse

Reporting Animal Abuse

Animal abuse commonly happens when there is other violence in the home. For instance, animals can be abused as a punishment to a domestic partner.

Reporting animal abuse is important to protect our animal companions, but it can also help more than just the animals in the home.

The Capital Humane Society is responsible for overseeing ordinances that pertain to animals.

Stray animal pick-up, dog bites, cruelty reports, injured or sick animals are just a few of the calls Animal Control considers a priority.

If you have an emergency or priority call that requires an immediate response, contact Police Dispatch at 402-441-6000.

Reporting in this manner does NOT necessarily protect your identity.

Stay anonymous and report animal abuse issues.

The information will be forwarded on to the Capital Humane Society and Law Enforcement for investigation.