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Animal Control

    PO Box 11
    Danville, NH 03819
    Telephone: 382-9403



    2008 - Sheila Johannesen
    382-9403
    2008 - Michelle Cooper - Assistant

    Lost Dog on Sandown Road / Cortland Circle FOUND 2/20/08

    DANVILLE RABIES CLINIC

      Danville Animal Control is pleased to announce its

      4th Annual RABIES CLINC

      April 12th from 9:00am to 1200PM at the Danville Fire Station

      Cost per pet is $10.00

      Vaccine good for only 1 year without proof of prior vaccination

      (You must bring Rabies Vaccination Certificate with you)

      Your pets should be on a leash or in a carrier.

      Danville Animal Control will host its 4th annual RABIES CLINIC, April 12, 2008 from 9:00am-1200pm. This will be held with the cooperation of Dr. Bradford Barnes, Edgefield Animal Hospital and the Danville Town Clerk.

      Microchipping will be available at the rabies clinic. State law now requires all Animal Control Officers and Shelters to scan every stray for microchips.

      Town Clerk will be available for the Danville town residents to license their pets. The fees for dog registration are $6.50 for a spayed or neutered dog and puppies under six months, and $9.00 for an unaltered dog. For owners over 65 years old, the registration fee for the first dog is $3.00.

      Dog licenses must be renewed by APRIL 30TH of each year.

      The Rabies Clinic is opened to the public, regardless of residency.


      Wind over Wings

      Here are some pictures from the Wind over Wings presentation at the Danville Elementary School on September 22, 2006, sponsored by Danville Animal Control, Danville Rainbow Association, and others who contributed funds to bring this program to the school.
      This program will be repeated in the coming year.

      Danville Animal Control Officer Sheila Johannesen, Wind Over Wings President Hope Douglas, and Noah


      Wind over Wings President Hope Douglas presents Noah to Danville school children.


      Search and Rescue K9s

      We will be putting on a presentation at the elementary school with a group from Maine involving dogs trained for search and rescue operations. More details will be posted as they become available.

      Danville Fire & Rescue Receives Pet Resuscitator Masks

      October 2005

       


      FOUND CAT 10/01/2007 on Diamond Drive. Call Danville Animal Control to claim! 382-9403
      Update 10/7/07: "Binky" returned to his owner



      Safe and Found 4/5/06!



      Danville Animal Control Officer, Sheila Johannesen

      Contact# 603-382-4443


    Danville Rainbow Association

      September 2005: The Danville Animal Control has formed a non-profit association, called Danville Rainbow Association, which stands for Rescuing Animals in Need By Offering Welfare. Funds for the Danville Rainbow Association will be generated purely by donations and through the sponsoring of various fund raising events such as rabies clinics, car washes, raffles, etc.

      It is the goal of the Association to minimize the tax burden by accepting donations and raising funds to offset expenditures within the Animal Control Department.

      If you would like to donate to the Danville Rainbow Association you may do so by sending your tax-deductible contribution to:
      Danville Rainbow Association, PO Box 413, Danville NH 03819


    Danville’s Pet Food Drive helps Salem NH Animal Rescue League

      On behalf of the Danville Rainbow Association and Danville’s Animal Control I would like to thank all who have so generously donated to our Pet Food Drive. The week following our Be Kind to Animals Week, the Floods of 2006 devastated the Salem NH Animal Rescue League. All the animals were safely removed and relocated to foster homes. The four feet deep floodwater destroyed all their food, kitty litter, bedding and other pet supplies. When I started the Pet Food Drive, we said we were going to distribute the donations to the various rescues in the area. The first rescue on our list was Salem NH Rescue League. After speaking to one of the volunteers and hearing of their situation, there was no question in our mind and decided that Salem NH Animal Rescue needed our help. All the donations were given to the Salem NH Animal Rescue on May 24th. When I arrived I spoke to the volunteers and told them about our Pet Food Drive. The look on their faces when I opened the back of the pick-up truck, reveling the donations, words cannot describe.
      Anyone wishing to donate may still do so either by dropping them at the Danville Police Department or Danville Town Hall, or Salem NH Animal Rescue League. Kitty litter, bedding, Science pet foods and other pet supplies are still very much needed.

      Thank you all again

      Sheila Johannesen, Danville Animal Control



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