July 04, 2009
City Guide
Animals
Animal Emergency Clinic of Washtenaw County
24-hour emergency veterinary care for dogs and cats. www.aecannarbor.com4126 Packard [map]
971-8774
Ann Arbor Animal Hospital
24-hour emergency service for dogs, cats, and other small mammals. www.annarboranimalhospital.com2150 W. Liberty [map]
662-4474
Ann Arbor Police Department
Handles animal control problems in the city. www.a2gov.org (on the pull-down Government menu, choose Police and then Animal Control/Enforcement)994-2911
Friends of Wildlife
Emergency care and aftercare of orphaned and injured native wildlife with the intent of returning them to their habitats. For emergencies involving bats, (248) 645-3232; deer, 670-4343; foxes, 670-2920; opossums, 670-2157; rabbits, 474-3632; raccoons, 670-2120; squirrels, 474-3453; turtles, 481-1812; woodchucks, 670-4317. Nonemergency: 913-9843. www.friendsofwildlife.netHumane Society of Huron Valley
24-hour emergency rescue of sick or injured animals, domestic or wild. Shelter for stray pets open daily 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Clinic hours Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. info@hshv.org, www.hshv.org3100 Cherry Hill [map]
662-5585
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Referrals to licensed animal rescuers and rehabilitators. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. www.michigan.gov/dnr(517) 373-2329
Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department
Nonemergency dispatch: 971-3954. Responds to complaints of loose dogs and livestock in Washtenaw County; investigates animal bites. Animal control officers on duty 7 days a week, times vary.Call 911 for emergencies or after-hours problems
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