How to Report an Aggressive Dog

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November 17th, 2009 | Add a Comment

Report an Aggressive Dog

Please report all animal bites to Saga!

Please call Saga at 226-3266 or drop by the clinic on Sea Star Street
- follow the signs from near Island Academy.

It is very important that we know the location of aggressive animals so we can contact the owners to educate them, or pick the animal up and evaluate it in the case of strays or wild animals.

In the case of multiple reports of aggressive behaviour by a pet, we will work with the police to ensure the animal is properly confined to prevent further injury to people, other animals or property.

Aggressive animals, especially dogs, often band together in packs and become even more aggressive, posing a risk to humans and animals alike, so it is vitally important you help us control them by reporting their location.

If you are bitten by an animal, try to catch it and bring it to Saga, without endangering yourself, of course! Enlist the aid of other people, try to find the owner, or call the police or Saga for help. The animal can then be tested for communicable diseases and put into quarantine as necessary.

Animal bites are very serious wounds and can infect easily, posing potentially grave health risks to humans and animals, so it is VITALLY IMPORTANT to report all animal bites promptly!

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The Saga Humane Society was founded in 1999, primarily to monitor and control the cat and dog populations on Ambergris Caye. Through assisted cost spay/neuter and adoption, humane education program. Saga improves the general health and well being of the domestic and wild animals, as well as the humans of the island.

Our mission at Saga Humane Society, a non-profit, non-governmental organization, is to prevent cruelty and replace it with kindness to all animals. We seek to achieve our goals by providing medical care and shelter to animals in need and subsidizing veterinary care to low income families. This is accomplished through the operation of the island’s only non-profit veterinary clinic, conducting ongoing spay/neuter and vaccination campaigns, animal adoption and public education programs. Our vision is to build a permanent animal shelter/education center in Ambergris Caye, Belize and continue working toward a long term solution to end animal abuse, neglect and overpopulation.

Saga Humane Society Veterinary Clinic

Saga Humane Society Veterinary Clinic
Tuesday- Friday 9am-12pm, 1pm-5pm
Saturday 9am-12pm
Sunday-Monday Closed
Email: saga@btl.net
Phone: 501-226-3266

Saga Humane Society operates the only non- profit veterinary clinic on the island of Ambergris Caye. It is a full-service hospital, with a veterinarian on staff. Pet owners can make appointments for wellness care such as spay/neuter surgeries and vaccinations, as well as treatment for illnesses or injuries. We have an in-house pharmacy has the most important veterinary medications in stock, thanks in a large part to the generosity of volunteers, residents, and visitors.

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