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You can access the Environmental Health Section Dog Warden service through NorthLine. The Animal Welfare Officer Service aims to remove stray dogs and educate the public on dog ownership.
The Animal Welfare Officer service collects stray dogs which are then taken to
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Bothwell Bridge Animal Welfare Centre
Bothwell Road
HAMILTON
ML3 0SB
Phone: 01698 281128 |
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If the dogs are unclaimed after 7 days they become the responsibility of the Welfare centre. Uplifted dogs can only be returned to owners on a payment of a charge. For Details of dogs uplifted this month use the link below.
The Animal Welfare Officer service also:
- Investigates dog fouling complaints and erects "No Fouling" signs.
- Provides Free Poop Scoops and Bags at all Libraries, First Stop Shops and are also available direct from any Environmental Helath Services Office.
- If you are a resident in North Lanarkshire, we offer a free identity chipping service for your dogs. To request this service, please fill in the online dog chipping request form.
- Issues Fixed penalty Fines to persons who do not clear up after their dogs.
- Provides talks and demonstrations on various aspects of the responsible dog ownership.
- For Details of future events go to Future Animal Welfare Officer events
For further information on this service, to report a persistent fouling offender or to request the dog warden to give a presentation to your group, please use the "Contact Us" box that appears on the right hand side of your screen.
If you wish to know more about dog fouling please refer to the Good Dog Campaign.
Dangerous Dogs are the responsibility of the police. If you have a concern abotu a dangerous dog in your area contact your local Police Station.
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