Thank you for your request. If you are addressing a concern for a canine that is jumping up on or
charging a fence, please understand that it will not be considered an ordinance violation until the canine
has broken containment. At this time, we will need to obtain more information from you to process this
concern. Information should not be limited to the address where the dog is coming from, it should also
include your address, name, and telephone number. You can also reach us 256-883-3788. If this
information is not provided, we will only have the officer patrol the area for stray dogs matching the
provided description. We hope you find this helpful.

For Cats, they are allowed to run loose on their own property. They must stay confined to that property.
The moment a cat moves across a property line, it is in violation. Keep in mind that we do not chase or
pursue cats in the same manner that we do canines. Typically, we set up traps for nuisance and
community cats. These cats are entered into our TNR (trap neuter release) program. The same
procedure for processing concerns about owned canines applies to complainants concerning owned
cats. We require your name, phone number, and address for all formal complaints placed with
Huntsville Animal Services. You can reach us at 256-883-3788 M-F 8:00am-5:00pm if you are
uncomfortable giving your information on online platforms.

Huntsville Animal Services (Dispatch)

As of (2/19/24), the necessary information has not been provided. At this time an officer will be dispatched to patrol the area for stray dogs/cats matching the provided description. Once again, thank you for your request and concern.
Huntsville Animal Services (Dispatch)

Thank you for reporting your service request to the City of Huntsville. Your issue has been handled and we are closing your request. If you need further assistance, please let us know.

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HAS (dispatch)