Animal Control Officer Sacramento County Animal Regulation
Sacramento, CA
06.2015 - 08.2022
Responded to animal control related calls and complaints from the public.
Organized special projects aimed at improving overall standards of animal care.
Advised citizens on wildlife issues such as raccoon removal or bat infestations.
Provided safe transport of animals to shelters or veterinary facilities for medical treatment.
Participated in community outreach events focused on pet adoption, low-cost spaying and neutering services, rabies vaccination clinics .
Worked closely with local veterinarians to ensure proper care for impounded animals.
Documented all activities in computerized records management system.
Inspected premises for compliance with state laws and regulations concerning animal care and welfare.
Maintained detailed reports on captured animals, including species, breed, color, sex and age.
Developed educational materials about responsible pet ownership practices.
Attended court hearings regarding alleged violations of animal control laws.
Provided instruction to staff members on proper handling techniques for various types of animals.
Conducted investigations of suspected animal cruelty cases, interviewed witnesses, and collected evidence.
Investigated allegations of animal bites and quarantine and isolation procedures as required by law.
Assisted in the capture of stray animals using humane trapping techniques.
Monitored parks and recreational areas for dangerous wild animals such as coyotes or foxes.
Educated pet owners on responsible pet ownership practices such as spay and neuter programs and proper vaccination protocols.
Issued citations for violations of municipal ordinances relating to animal control.
Enforced licensing requirements for pets within city limits.
Performed euthanasia when necessary according to established guidelines.
Provided food and water for neglected or improperly supervised animals.
Investigated reports of animal abuse and issued citations and warnings.
Restrained wild animals and livestock to prevent escape or capture for return to holding areas.
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