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Animal Care and Control agencies deal with issues such as dog barking, strays, animals off leash, animal theft, dangerous animals and pet licensing. Being on the frontlines, they also accept reports of animal cruelty. Animal Care and Control agencies may vary in their ability to investigate animal cruelty; they may work with or delegate to sworn peace officers. NOTE: The Minneapolis Animal Care and Control (MACC) works directly with the Minneapolis Police Department, with a police officer assigned to MACC.
Animal Control departments To find your local Animal Care and Control department, contact your local police department or county sheriff's office or trying googling key words: Animal control, Minnesota, your city. Below are a few Animal Control department contacts, though contact information may have changed. • Anoka • Bloomington • Burnsville • Chaska • Duluth • Eagan • Eden Prairie • Farmington • Inver Grove Heights • Lakeville • Marshall • Mendota Heights • Minneapolis minneapolismn.gov/animals/index.htm • Monticello • New Ulm • Otter Lake • Prior Lake • Robbinsdale • Roseville • Savage • Shakopee • St. Cloud • St. Paul |
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