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Report a Non-Emergency Animal Concern
Use this page to report routine, non-emergency animal concerns occurring inside the City of Teague.
The information you provide helps Animal Control understand the situation, identify the location, and determine the appropriate follow-up.
Animal Bites, Aggressive Animals & Emergencies
The online form below is not monitored as an emergency dispatch service. Do not use it for an animal bite, aggressive or dangerous animal, or another situation requiring an immediate response.
Call 911 when there is an immediate threat to life or public safety.
Contact Freestone County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch and select Option 2. The call will be logged and routed for response.
What You Can Report Online
The online form is intended for animal-related matters that do not require an immediate response.
A dog, cat, livestock animal, or other animal repeatedly roaming loose.
An animal with no known owner that has been observed in the area.
A non-emergency concern involving possible neglect, inadequate care, or unsafe living conditions.
Repeated animal-related nuisance activity affecting a neighborhood or nearby property.
Information concerning a missing animal or an animal that has been found.
A deceased animal located on or near a public roadway or other location.
Another routine animal-related matter that does not require immediate dispatch.
What Information Should You Include?
The more specific the information, the easier it is for Animal Control to understand the concern and determine an appropriate response.
Provide the address, intersection, business, property, roadway, or nearest landmark.
Include the type of animal, color, approximate size, number of animals, and distinguishing characteristics.
Explain what the animal is doing and whether it appears loose, injured, confined, neglected, or otherwise unusual.
Include the date, approximate time, and whether the activity is recurring.
If known, provide information that may help identify the animal’s owner.
Accurate contact information allows Animal Control to obtain additional information when necessary.
Only If It Can Be Done Safely
Animal Control or law-enforcement personnel may request photographs or video when they would help document a reported concern.
Do not approach an aggressive animal, enter another person’s property, interfere with an animal, or place yourself in danger in order to obtain photographs or video.
City of Teague Locations Only
This online reporting form is for animal concerns occurring inside Teague city limits. If the incident or animal is outside the City, contact the law-enforcement or animal-control agency responsible for that jurisdiction.
Animal Concern Report
Complete the form below with accurate contact information, the location of the concern, the type of animal issue, and as much detail as possible.
