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Williams County Dog Warden

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Williams County Dog Warden

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Located at 09464 County Road 13 in Bryan, OH. Provides services for dog license, kennel license, dog bite incidents, and stray dog assistance.

11/02/2026

"Axe" went missing on County Road 17 and County Road K. He is an unaltered male wearing a flea collar. If he is seen or found please call us at 419-636-4659. You may also contact his owner Jacob at 804-377-4404. Axe is microchipped.

10/30/2026

Remember this beautiful girl who was running loose for far too long? She is now available for adoption at Fort Defiance Humane Society!
We would love for the right person to show Sapphire that life doesn't have to be lived on the run. If you are interested in Sapphire we encourage you to understand not only her breed but her story. This sweet girl deserves nothing but a happy ending!!

10/28/2026

This female doodle type dog was found wondering broad s and washington street, uptown Montpelier. Please call 419 636 4659 to reclaim

10/27/2026

ATTENTION: Missing from Kunkle…2 dogs
- Female, 3 legs, tri-colored Coonhound
-Female, tan with black saddle, Coonhound
Please contact Williams County Dog Warden’s office if found at 419-636-4659

10/27/2026

This little male mix breed was picked up today on CR. 10 in Bryan. He was not wearing a collar or tags and was scanned but a chip wasn’t detected. Please call the Williams County Dog Warden’s office at 419-636-4659 or 419-636-2200.

10/24/2026

This unaltered male pug was found in Edgerton on Daniel Street. He has no collar, tags, or microchip. Please call 419-636-4659 to reclaim.

10/22/2026

The PACT Act is now in effect, marking a major milestone for animal protection in the United States.

For the first time, certain extreme acts of animal cruelty — including crushing, burning, drowning, or other forms of severe abuse — are classified as federal felonies. Offenders can face penalties of up to seven years in prison, along with substantial fines. The law closes gaps that previously allowed some cases to go unprosecuted at the federal level.

This legislation sends a clear message: cruelty toward animals, including cats, is a serious crime with serious consequences. Strengthening enforcement at the federal level is an important step toward greater accountability and safer communities for vulnerable animals.

10/20/2026

This intact male was found across the street from Ohio Art Company in Bryan. He was found with no collar, dog tags, and no microchip. If he is yours please call the Dog Warden at 419-636-4659

10/19/2026

This unaltered male was found between Stryker and Bryan. The person who found him did not know what road or what area he is from/found. The dog is wearing a teal collar with no tags. If he is yours please call the Dog Warden at 419-636-4659 to reclaim.

Address

Bryan, OH

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	10am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	10am - 4:30pm
Thursday	10am - 4:30pm
Friday	10am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+14196364659

Website

https://www.doglicenses.us/OH/Williams/

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