Dog Warden

The Portage County Dog Warden's office in Ravenna, OH is dedicated to assisting residents with various dog-related issues, including dogs running at large, unlicensed dogs, nuisance, dangerous, and vicious dogs, dog bites, dogs attacking livestock, and lost and found dogs. They emphasize the importance of licensing all dogs by the age of three months and offer dog licenses at their office, the County Auditor's office, and other locations throughout the county. The office also has dogs available for adoption and encourages visitors to meet the animals during regular office hours. Please note that the office does not handle calls regarding cats or wild animals, which should be reported to the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Barking dog complaints should be directed to the municipal Police Department or Township Trustee, as they enforce any barking dog nuisance noise ordinances. For concerns about animal abuse or neglect, residents are advised to contact the Portage Animal Protective League.Generated from the website

Portage County, located in Northeast Ohio, is a diverse and vibrant county offering a mix of urban and rural lifestyles. With a population of over 161,000, it is the 15th most populated county in the state. The county covers an area of approximately 504 square miles and is known for its scenic beauty and variety of lifestyles. Portage County is home to the Portage County Juvenile Court, which handles cases related to dependent, neglected, and abused children, juvenile traffic offenses, delinquency and unruly offenses, and adult contributing cases. The county also has the Portage County Probate Court, responsible for issuing marriage licenses, managing estates, guardianships, adoptions, name changes, and mental health commitments. Both courts play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being and legal matters of the county's residents.Generated from the website