FAQs
GCAC Services
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Visit Found Animals for detailed information on what to do if you find a pet in Grundy County.
Visit Lost Animals for detailed information on what to do if you lose a pet in Grundy County.
The following clinics provide vaccines and spay/neuter treatments at a reduced rate. Some also provide discounted preventative care along with other medical treatments. Kindly get in touch with each clinic directly for details and prices.
| Animal Care of Morris – Morris | 815-941-9924 |
| Dwight Veterinary Clinic – Dwight | 815-671-4070 |
| Lakewood Animal Hospital – Morris | 815-942-1199 |
| Mallard Point Veterinary – Channahon | 815-467-4855 |
| Minooka Animal Hospital – Minooka | 815-467-0700 |
| Morris Veterinary – Morris | 815-942-2100 |
| Pine Bluff Animal Hospital – Morris | 815-942-5365 |
| Shirkey Veterinary Clinic – Coal City | 815-634-2424 |
| Skinner Veterinary Hospital – Wilmington | 815-476-9500 |
To be in compliance with Illinois state law, all cats and dogs must be vaccinated against rabies and registered with the county of residence. Submit your rabies certificate via email and learn how to register your pet with Grundy County please call us at (815) 942-9214.
Wildlife Issues
Animals that live in non-living sections of your land and are considered nuisances can be problematic. To urge the animals to move forward on their own, we advise utilizing deterrents. In addition to a directory of private trapping businesses that homeowners can employ to get rid of problematic animals, Wildlife Illinois offers a wealth of excellent information.
It is the landowner's responsibility to remove deceased animals. Never touch a wildlife species with your hands alone. The deceased animal should be placed in a rubbish bag using equipment like gloves and a shovel. Put it outside with your usual garbage removal after double bagging it.
Give the local police department a call if you reside in a town with city limits. You can engage a private wildlife trapper to remove the animal for you if they are unable to help. Wildlife Illinois offers a list of businesses that you may get in touch with.
If you live in the city limits of a town, call your local police department. If they are unable to assist, you may hire a private wildlife trapper to remove the animal for you. Wildlife Illinois provides a list of companies you can contact.
Animals that live in non-living sections of your land and are considered nuisances can be problematic. To urge the animals to move forward on their own, we advise utilizing deterrents. In addition to a directory of private trapping businesses that homeowners can employ to get rid of problematic animals, Wildlife Illinois offers a wealth of excellent information.
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