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06/23/2025
Please read and share!
Attention all potential fawn-nappers! Just because you see a baby deer alone doesn’t mean it’s lost—this isn’t a Disney movie.
Fawns are often left alone for hours while mom hides nearby to keep predators away. It’s not neglect—it’s nature’s plan.
Found one? Don’t panic. Give it at least 24 hours before assuming it's orphaned.
If the fawn is crying nonstop, looks injured or is covered in flies, call the N.C. Wildlife Helpline at 866-318-2401.
06/23/2025
Missing Dog
06/12/2025
06/11/2025
RALEIGH, N.C. (WPTF) — North Carolina wildlife officials are sounding the alarm about the rapid spread of Alabama bass, an invasive species now disrupting ecosystems and bass fishing tournaments across the state. First found near the Georgia border, the fish has since spread from Lake Norman to ri...
05/06/2025
REUNITED WITH OWNER
Urgent found dog in Mayodan
Please contact Mayodan Animal Control at 336-634-3300 ASAP
04/15/2025
🐾📢 Hey neighbors! This is a friendly reminder to please curb your dog while enjoying our beautiful sidewalks and common areas. 🐶 Not only does it keep our neighborhood clean and pleasant for everyone, but it's also a respectful thing to do for your fellow residents.
No one likes unexpected surprises on their shoes or lawns! 🚫👞 Let's all do our part to be considerate pet owners and community members by picking up after our furry friends. Together, we can keep our neighborhood a clean and enjoyable place for everyone. Thank you for your cooperation! 🏡❤️
02/12/2025
Anyone know where this dog lives? At Synergy on Gibson Dr behind Checkers. Please share. Contact Madison Animal Control 336-634-3300
12/14/2024
***UPDATE OWNER LOCATED***
Anyone missing a beagle? Contact Mayodan Police Department if this your dog or you have information. 336-634-3300. PLEASE SHARE
11/05/2024
Please click on the link. It will explain how to react if you encounter a bear.
Handle bear encounters safely. Be prepared to react safely if you see a bear in the woods, near your home or at a campsite. Be BearWise.
10/20/2024
UPDATE OWNER FOUND
🚨🚨 FOUND DOG🚨🚨
On Ayersville Road near the Fire Department Mayodan. Please share,
10/03/2024
Found dog Loula st madison contact animal control asap
09/22/2024
REUNITED with owner
🚨 FOUND DOG ALERT🚨
Found on north 2nd Ave this morning
Please contact Mayodan Police Department 3365486038 to claim PLEASE SHARE
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The Mayodan Police Department receives hundreds of animal related calls each year. The primary responsibilities of the Department’s Animal Control Officer is public safety, animal protection, and animal complaint resolution. These goals are accomplished through a combination of education and the enforcement of municipal and state laws pertaining to animals. The Animal Control Officer performs a variety of field services, which include:
Patrol city streets and parks to ensure compliance with animal laws.
Impound stray, sick, or injured domestic animals. Work to educate
The public to animal and human safety Enforce Mayodan Municipal Code (i.e. rabies tag up to date, leash law, sanitation, etc.).
Locate lost and reunite animals with their families
Work with local vet to complete animal bite reports and quarantine biting animals.
Make every attempt to reunite found animals with their owners.
Respond to animal complaints (i.e. barking dogs, stray animals, etc.).
Investigate reports of aggressive animals
Investigate reports of animal neglect or abuse.
The Animal Control Officer is charged with impounding stray, abandoned, abused, dangerous, or injured animals, as well as, any animal found in violation of City Codes. All uninjured dogs and cats taken into custody by the Animal Control Officer will be delivered to the Rockingham County Animal Shelter located at 250 Cherokee Camp Rd Reidsville NC. Fees for redemption of animals will be paid at the Mayodan Police Department located at 101 N . 3rd Avenue. Owners must present a fee receipt to recover impounded animals. Shelter hours are Monday through Friday 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Questions regarding animal control or impounded animals may be directed to the Mayodan Police Department (336) 548-6038
