A page by the Burnet County Sheriff's Office Animal Control to highlight stray animals in our county in order to reunite pets and owners.
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STOLEN HORSE! Please watch the video posted. This horse was reported stolen to Burnet county Sheriff’s Office in the first of August. Taken from the area of CR 304/HWY 29 west of Bertram,TX please call the Sheriff’s Office with any information about this horse. 512 756-8080.
Please report it! Every week in Burnet county.
PSA, we have been busy with Livestock getting out. Other counties as well. The heat and lack of rain has them restless. This is just a few we have hamdled and retured to owners in the last two weeks. Some of them we assited the owners in finding them after they went missing. Please communicate with the Sheriff’s office if your Livestock is missing and when you find one. Often times we can connect people before we have to pick them up.
Can I sell or give away Livestock found on my property?
No, that would be considered stealing. Contact your local sheriff and your special ranger. Burnet county sheriff 512 756-8080
Burnet county. Who do I call if I have estray Livestock on my property?
According to the Chapter 142 of the Texas Agriculture Code, the person in possession of the estray, or stray livestock, is required to “report the presence of the estray to the sheriff of the county in which the estray is discovered.”
There is no such thing as finders keepers regarding estray livestock in Texas or Oklahoma. The finder of an estray may be charged with “Theft of Livestock” if he or she disposed of the estray outside of the estray procedure (Section 142 of the Texas Agriculture Code and Title 4-85.3 of the Oklahoma Animal Code).
Please assist the sheriff by providing the location, number and description of the estray livestock.
Burnet County 512 756-8080
Clarifying laws and removing myths in Burnet county. Burnet county is closed range or fence in county.
It means that at some point the entire county or a precinct, or designated area within the county, held a local stock option election and has adopted a stock law. Stock laws can vary in language. Some laws include specific species to which the stock law applies. Usually the stock law (closed range) means you are responsible for fencing in your livestock.
Some counties have enacted stock laws for part of the county, but not the whole county. Therefore, some other counties are partially open range. Some counties are closed range as to some types of livestock, but open range as to others.
In Burnet county you can be cited for violations of the county ordnance. The compele ordance can be found on the county clerk’s website.
These cows are currently wandering around a ranch in Pct 2. It appears they have the brand “S” on their left hip. If you recognize these cattle please contact the Burnet County Sheriff’s Office at 512-756-8080.
This week VET students and leaders visited Burnet County, one of the fastest growing counties in Texas, to help make a disaster preparedness plan for the local community and their animals.
🚨 Attention pet owners! 🚨 In response to the recent distemper outbreak in our community, Hill Country Humane Society is taking proactive steps to protect our beloved pets. We are hosting our sixth FREE drive-through vaccination clinic June 27th.
Remember, while there is no cure for advanced stages of this virus, vaccinations are crucial in prevention.
📍 Location: 2221 N Phillips Ranch Rd, Granite Shoals
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Available Vaccines-
Rabies: Prevents the fatal rabies virus.
DHPPV: Crucial for dogs, this combo vaccine protects against Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza.
FCP: Protects cats from Feline Calicivirus.
**** If your pet received their initial vaccine at one of our recent clinics, it is recommended to get a booster 2 to 3 weeks later. For puppies under 18 weeks of age, we recommend a booster every 2 to 3 weeks, either through our clinics or with your veterinarian. Given the current health concerns, it’s advisable to discuss with your vet administering a booster to ensure protection.
Clinic Rules:
Stay in your car- All attendees must remain in their vehicles at all times to ensure the safety and prevent spread of disease.
Cats in carriers- For their safety, please keep all cats in carriers while at the clinic.
Do not carpool- Distemper is highly contagious.
Bring Water for Your Pet- Ensure you have water available for your pets, especially on a warm day, to keep them hydrated and comfortable.
No appointment is needed—just drive up with your pets and our team will take care of the rest. Spread the word and help keep our community pets safe and healthy! Vaccinations are essential in preventing the spread of disease, and we urge all pet owners to participate.
What a day for our four legged family!!! We can’t thank our community enough for coming out and showing up like you did for your animals! Because of you lining up and patiently waiting 450 plus animals are now safer and lessen the likelihood of spreading this terrible disease further into our area! Kudos to all of you! Huge shout out to Burnet City Workers who helped direct traffic, Burnet City ACO Officer Flowers for helping put this in motion and getting us our location, the vets and volunteers who went out of their way to ensure every animal in line was taken care of, and last but not least Hill Country Humane Society for putting on yet another amazing clinic, providing all the vaccines and microchips and the dedication they have for our pets. Thanks to everyone above and because of their commitment to this mission we didn’t have to turn away a single vehicle that showed up!
Tomorrow!!
Our next free pet vaccine clinic is happening this Wednesday, June 19th! Bring your furry friends to the Burnet Fair & Rodeo Grounds from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM for their essential vaccinations.
🐾 DHPPv: Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza
🐾 Rabies: One-year vaccine with certificate
🐾 FCP: Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia
Important Details:
Drive-Through Clinic - Pets must stay in your vehicle.
Bring Water - Ensure your pets stay hydrated.
No Appointment Needed - Just drive up!
Cats in Carriers - Keep your cats safe and secure.
Do not bring your pet if they are sick - Please contact your vet immediately.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to protect your pets from serious diseases!
**Wednesday, June 19**
**9:00 AM - 12:00 PM**
**Burnet Fair & Rodeo Grounds**
Spread the word and make sure to bring your pets for their free vaccinations! 🐶🐱
Our next free pet vaccine clinic is happening this Wednesday, June 19th! Bring your furry friends to the Burnet Fair & Rodeo Grounds from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM for their essential vaccinations.
🐾 DHPPv: Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza
🐾 Rabies: One-year vaccine with certificate
🐾 FCP: Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia
Important Details:
Drive-Through Clinic - Pets must stay in your vehicle.
Bring Water - Ensure your pets stay hydrated.
No Appointment Needed - Just drive up!
Cats in Carriers - Keep your cats safe and secure.
Do not bring your pet if they are sick - Please contact your vet immediately.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to protect your pets from serious diseases!
**Wednesday, June 19**
**9:00 AM - 12:00 PM**
**Burnet Fair & Rodeo Grounds**
Spread the word and make sure to bring your pets for their free vaccinations! 🐶🐱
📢 Free Vaccines TODAY!!
📍 Location: 2221 N Phillips Ranch Rd, Granite Shoals, TX
🕐 Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
🗓️ Date: Today! 6/8/24
We are excited to offer FREE vaccinations for your pets, including Rabies, Canine DAPPv, and Feline FCP. This event is a drive-through clinic—pets must stay in your vehicle for everyone's safety and convenience.
Ensuring your pets are vaccinated is crucial, especially with the recent concerns about distemper in our community. Distemper is a highly contagious and serious disease that affects dogs of all ages but is preventable with the right vaccines. By getting your pets vaccinated, you're protecting them from this potentially deadly disease and helping to keep our community safe.
Come by today and take advantage of this free service! Let's work together to ensure all our furry friends are healthy and happy. See you there!
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I’m sure most of our community is aware but in case you missed it.
Hill Country Humane Society has received test results confirming that a dog from the Kingsland area was positive for canine distemper along with other dogs showing signs and symptoms of distemper. There has been a second case in the Marble Falls area as well. Distemper is a highly contagious virus that can cause respiratory issues, gastrointestinal distress and even neurological issues that resembles rabies. This disease can be transferred in many different ways from airborne to simply a dog shedding its coat.
Due to the seriousness of this virus and to prevent a potential county wide spread epidemic, Hill Country Humane Society is currently not taking in any animals. We are in full support of the Humane Society doing whatever is needed to put a stop to this deadly disease. That being said we cannot currently pick up any loose or captured stray dogs at this time. For two reasons, one being that we simply don’t have another facility to take these animals to and secondly we want to do whatever we can to protect the animals that reside in our county.
We are currently in the works on planning a free vaccination clinic in the county and will update when we have a date, time, and location. We appreciate your assistance in this very serious matter and our four legged voiceless companions are forever grateful for your willingness to keep their community safe.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding canine distemper or you notice abnormal behaviors in your pets or other animals please do not hesitate to contact your local vet or the Burnet County Sheriff’s Office Animal Control at 512-756-8080.
Hill Country Humane Society has received test results confirming that a dog recently picked up in Kingsland has tested positive for canine distemper. A number of our shelter animals have begun displaying symptoms associated with this highly contagious viral disease, which can cause respiratory and gastrointestinal distress, and in severe cases, neurological issues resembling rabies. There is no cure for distemper, only supportive care, so preventative measures to reduce the risk of spreading the virus is key. This case underscores the vital importance of keeping pet vaccinations up to date.
To protect our community and its pets, Hill Country Humane Society is hosting a free vaccination clinic this Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at ACE in Kingsland. We strongly encourage all pet owners in the area to ensure their pets' vaccinations are up to date. Plans for additional free community vaccination clinics are underway.
In response to this outbreak, we have temporarily suspended all animal intakes and adoptions to prevent further spread. Our team, in collaboration with Dr. Dan McBride and infectious disease experts, are monitoring the situation closely and implementing effective disease management strategies.
We are committed to enhancing disease awareness and prevention together with our community partners. The health and safety of the animals in our care, our staff, and our community remain our highest priorities. We appreciate the community's support and understanding as we manage this situation and will continue to provide updates as necessary.
*****Notice of Estray********
Boer Goat, intact male. Picked up at the 4800 Block of N. US 281 in Burnet. If you or someone you know owns this goat please contact the Burnet County Sheriff’s Office at 512-756-8080.
Always an adventure! Owner was found.
This sweet boy was wandering Co Rd 212A. If you have any information on the owner or recognize this dog. Please contact the Sheriff’s Office at 512-756-8080.
Estray Notice, these cattle are on private property where they do not belong. 1700 Block E FM 1431. Looking for the owner of these two longhorns. Cow and yearling bull. Please contact the Sheriff’s Department with any information. 512 755-8080.
No adoptions today…. Please come visit us tomorrow. We are full and need your help!
Estray notice. These cattle were picked up on CR 336 Bertram, TX please contact the sheriff’s office if you have any information on who owns them. 512 756-8080
Estray Donkey picked up 8/2/2023 on CR 112. Please contact the Sheriff’s Office if you have any information about who may be the owner. 512 756-8080
Introducing Hasty, a stunning 1-year-old mixed breed male weighing 61 lbs. 🐶 With captivating looks and a playful spirit, he's the perfect companion for outdoor adventures. 🌳🎾 Hasty loves exploring, chasing balls, and going on hikes. He's working on building friendly relationships with other dogs and has a kind and affectionate heart. 🐾❤️ Join Hasty on a lifetime of love, cherished memories, and new furry friendships. 🏡💙
1601 E. Polk Street
Burnet, TX
78611
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STOLEN HORSE! Please watch the video posted. This horse was reported stolen to Burnet county Sheriff’s Office in the first of August. Taken from the area of CR 304/HWY 29 west of Bertram,TX please call the Sheriff’s Office with any information about this horse. 512 756-8080.
Good Morning cows, now go home!
Off to Hill county human society. Sweet dog.
Pecan Bottom Poultry Farm & Supply
Pecan Lane
