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Animal Control:
Trapping Program

Companion Animals

Residents may request the loan of a humane trap in order to remove nuisance companion animals or feral animals from their property. the use of a trap will be determined based on the availability of traps as well as personnel available to respond for the removal of an animal.



Nuisance Skunks, Raccoons, Wood Rats, Squirrels

Although these animals are under the jurisdiction of the California Fish and Game, animal Control will loan human traps for the safe removal and re-location of the animal when applicable. The use of a trap will be determined based on the availability of traps as well as personnel available to respond for a trapped animal.

Or, you may call California Fish and Game at the Bishop office at (760) 872-1171 to inquire about depredation permits, wild animal concerns or to report nuisance, injured, or ill wild animals.



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