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What to Do If You See a Deceased Animal on the Road in San Tan Valley
Residents of San Tan Valley may occasionally come across a deceased animal on the roadway. It is important to know the proper steps to take to ensure the animal is removed safely and efficiently. Whether the animal is small or large, Pinal County has services available to handle the situation.
For smaller animals, such as dogs or cats, Pinal County Animal Care and Control is responsible for removing them from public roadways. If you spot a deceased small animal in a roadway, you can request removal by calling 520-509-3555. It is essential to provide accurate location details, including street names and any nearby landmarks, to help the team locate and remove the animal promptly.For larger animals, such as cows or horses, the Pinal County Public Works team handles their removal. If you encounter a deceased large animal on the road, you can also call 520-509-3555, and the Public Works team will be dispatched to collect it.
Please note that these services are only for animals located on public roadways. If the animal is on private property, the county is unable to assist.
Residents are encouraged to report deceased animals as soon as they are seen to keep roads safe and clear for all.
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This phone number was called in regards to some dead skunks found outside of the Rancho Bella Vista community. The resident was told that they only pick up dead cats and dogs. The employee did not have any further contacts for wild animals. Do you have any other contacts for wildlife pick up?