Contact
City of Lindsay Police Department
Ph: (405) 756-4481
Lindsay animal control is under the jurisdiction of the Lindsay
Police Department.
Animal control provides assistance with lost, stray, and vicious
animals within the corporate city limits. Animals can be viewed by
contacting the Lindsay Police Department.
City Licensing
All dogs and cats over four months of age must be vaccinated for rabies
by a licensed veterinarian and licensed yearly through the City of
Lindsay. Proof of yearly vaccinations and a rabies certificate must be
provided for licensing.
Dog Limit
No more than two dogs over six months old shall be kept at or upon any
premises used for residential purposes within the city or upon any lands
within the city.
Possession
Every person who owns,
possesses, or harbors any dog within the city shall confine the dog to
premises owned or controlled by that person. Any dog upon any street or other
public place must be under the control of a person by means of a chain
or leash of sufficient strength and length to control the actions of the
dog.
Animal Waste
Every owner, keeper, or person having control of any dog shall be
responsible for the removal and proper disposal of any solid animal
waste deposited by that dog upon any sidewalk, public street, alley, or
other place open to the public or on any private property without
consent.
Animals Not Allowed
It is unlawful for any person to keep within the city any horses,
cattle, hogs, or other livestock; rabbits; or chickens or other fowl, except
in connection with and during fairs, rodeos, shows, and similar
occasions, or for veterinary medical purposes on a temporary basis.
Abuse
It is unlawful for any person to willfully abuse, cruelly beat, injure, or neglect any animal or fowl within the city.