Williston, ND’s Animal Control Stays Busy With Pet Rescues

Williston Animal Control Shares “Fur Facts” for March & April 

Williston Police Department’s Animal Control has shared their latest “Fur Facts,” with a look at what they've been up to in March and April. From animal intakes to pet reunions, here’s what’s been happening. 

Calls for Service

Animal Control responded to 164 calls in March and the number stayed exactly the same in April.  

Animal Intake

April brought in more animals than March. 

• March: 11 cats, 17 dogs, 2 others

• April: 20 cats, 27 dogs, 0 others 

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Returned to Owner

April also saw more reunions between pets and their people. 

• March: 0 cats, 10 dogs, 1 other 

• April: 5 cats, 18 dogs, 0 others 

Adopted & Rescued

There was a shift here, more rescues in April, but fewer adoptions. 

• March: 7 rescued, 11 adopted 

• April: 15 rescued, 3 adopted 

Citations

Animal Control issued 2 citations each month. The report did not reveal what the citations were for.  

These numbers show the ongoing work Animal Control is doing, and it’s a reminder that even when things look calm, they’re hard at work behind the scenes. 

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