dog warden

The local council didn't have a dog warden either, an no one else seemed able to help me.

"Yet, they still require the services of police, dog wardens and many others.

The department currently has seventy officers and ten civilian workers, including the dog warden.

When the dog warden scheme began six years ago up to 100 puppies were abandoned each year.

Registration is an essential part of any programme to reduce dog wardens.

A roving exhibition is planned for the future along with a series of talks to schools and other groups by the council's dog warden.

It was the assistant dog warden of North Castle.

It's now with the Gedling dog warden that one.

Speakers included environmental health officers, dog wardens, veterinary representatives and medical spokesmen.

DOG wardens have been highly successful in their campaign to cut the number of abandoned puppies.

Once she was simply West Haven's dog warden.

Even the dog wardens think it's ridiculous.

They gave me the phone number of the North Castle Dog Warden.

Miss Bowler, the former dog warden, agreed.

There you are, dog warden.

Mr. Voith called the dog warden about loose dogs.

"When we asked one of the dog wardens about it, she said it was a lovable, friendly dog."

At least ten pit bull terriers have been destroyed after having been collected by the dog wardens.

Dog warden yes, mm.

Any pooch found straying could be matched to its owners by the Highland capital's two dog wardens using scanners.

As the dog warden for East Hampton, life is a challenge, Ms. Delaney will tell you.

There was a long-standing animosity between the Mayor and the dog warden, Beverly Bowler.

A fee of £25 would buy adequate insurance cover and provide a contribution towards the provision of dog wardens.

Or the state will call and say: 'There's a dog that's been hit and we can't reach the dog warden.

This brought about outrage from animal rights advocates who launched an investigation into the Dog warden which forced him to resign....