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Animal Cruelty ReportingIf the animal is in immediate danger, please contact your local law enforcement agency or the Vermont State Police. The state of Vermont has hired Lisa Milot as the Director of Animal Welfare, a division of the Department of Public Safety. All non- emergency and/or chronic complaints should be reported to the Animal Control Officer (ACO). In the event that no Animal Control Officer is available, the constable in that municipality should be notified. If there is no Animal Control Officer or constable available, please contact the local police department. |