Our objective is to educate and enforce all of the Town's animal related bylaws while ensuring the safety and well-being of both residents and their pets.Īnimal Services Officers are responsible for the investigation of complaints filed by residents, conducting proactive patrols of public parks in the Town, and the picking up of lost, stray, and sick/ injured wild animals.Īnimal Services also provides active education programs to educate and encourage responsible pet ownership. Officers from each municipality work together to provide animal services coverage seven-days-a-week across the two municipalities. This four-year pilot project is a partnership that allows the two municipalities to work together to provide a higher level of animal services and extended coverage. The Towns of Aurora, and Georgina have amalgamated their animal services and signed a four-year agreement effective January 1, 2019. If you have any off-leash concerns within the York Regional Trail system, please contact Animal Services at 1-877-979-PAWS (7297) or email Animal services. To help support pro-active compliance for off-leash concerns within the York Regional Forests. This pilot project will run until December 31, 2022. This new pilot program will run until October 31, 2022.Īs of May 1, 2022, the Town of Aurora joined into a partnership with the Region of York. If residents find a sick/injured or wild animal in distress they can contact 1-877-979-PAWS (7297) or email Animal services for assistance. To make a call for service for Aurora, Georgina orġ-877-979-PAWS or Note: As of July 1, 2022, The Town of Newmarket has brought their Animal Services Department in-house. For all animal services related inquiries or concerns in the Newmarket area, please contact Newmarket’s Customer Service centre at 90 (press 3 for after hours) or email UpdateĪs of May 1, 2022, the Town of Aurora provides Wildlife Services to the Town of East Gwillimbury.
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