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FUNCTIONS OF NAVAJO NATION ANIMAL CONTROL |
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Investigate bite cases, livestock damages, nuisance calls, animal cruelty, and abuse reports |
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Issue warning notices and citations, which are filed in appropriate courts |
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Impound stray, diseased, and uncontrollable animals |
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Collect fees, issue receipts and make deposits |
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Return animals upon redemption to owners |
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Operate agency animal shelters |
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Enforce animal control ordinances by answering complaints and patrolling designated areas |
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Maintain daily activity records on all actions taken, and submit reports on a daily and weekly basis |
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Examine animal licenses and vaccination records for validity |
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Develop relationship with Navajo Nation courts and prosecutors |
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Euthanize unwanted, wild, unclaimed, rabid, sick or injured animals |
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Educate the public in regards to animal control ordinances and responsible animal care |
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Issue animal licenses and provide vaccinations to animals, parasite control products and microchip identification |
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Conduct surveys as required on animal health, safety and control |
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Maintain cooperative working relationships with Navajo Police Department, Social Services, Division of Health, Veterinary Clinics and outside Law Enforcement agencies |
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