The stray dog above is Kenny, you can read his story here.
Animal Wardens
Due to the movement into retirement of our Directors Animal Wardens are reducing our workload, new contacts for stray dogs are available here:
Halton Council: Contact Acorn Kennels 01948 662931, for further information please visit www.halton.gov.uk/dogs
Knowsley Council: new details to be published on the 23rd May 2024.
Liverpool Council: New details to be published on the 23rd May 2024.
Sefton Council: New details to be published on the 23rd May 2024.
Dog Handlers
Providing help, advice and services to Social Services, Bailiff’s, Housing Associations, Utility Companies, Landlords and any agencies needing help with dogs. The safe restraint and removal of dogs and abandoned pets from properties, transporting them to an agreed destination, proving and caring for them in kennels.
North West Agency Helpline 0151 374 2001
Stray Dogs
Any dog unattended in a public place is a stray dog. Stray dogs are a big danger to themselves and can also be a risk or cause nuisance to members of the public.
Contracting to Local Authorities, Animal Warden collect and kennel stray dogs within our contracted areas, preventing harm coming to them, keeping them safe, the public safe and re-uniting them with their families.
The stray dog above is Kenny, you can read his story here.
Stray Dog Helpline 0151 374 2174
To be banned
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Trevor Cooper of Cooper and Co
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Enough is enough, this has to stop
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