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Marin Humane Society
Dog License Program
Phone: 415-883-4621
Fax: 415-382-1349
Please click here to link to the Marin Humane Society license page.
Pickup of Dead/Injured Wild Animals
Please call 415-883-4621, ext 1, or 415-309-6339 after hours.
The Marin Human Society picks up dead wildlife seven days a week. There is a charge of (for animals on private property) of $75 for small wild animals under 50 lbs., such as raccoons, opossums, skunks and squirrels. The charge for wild animals over 50 lbs., such as deer is $125. In order to arrange for a pick-up, call 415-883-4621 during regular business hours.
The Town of Corte Madera participates in a regional Joint Powers Authority for the provision of Animal Control Services. The Marin Humane Society contracts with the County of Marin which serves as the responsible agency under the JPA. Costs for services are collected by the MHS and remitted to the County. These revenues are used to offset the local agency costs. Each member agency then contributes the difference between the fees collected and the services provided under the contract. For more information, visit the Marin Humane Society (MHS) website at www.marinhumanesociety.org.
Phone: 415-883-4621
Fax: 415-382-1349
Please click here to link to the Marin Humane Society license page.
Pickup of Dead/Injured Wild Animals
Please call 415-883-4621, ext 1, or 415-309-6339 after hours.
The Marin Human Society picks up dead wildlife seven days a week. There is a charge of (for animals on private property) of $75 for small wild animals under 50 lbs., such as raccoons, opossums, skunks and squirrels. The charge for wild animals over 50 lbs., such as deer is $125. In order to arrange for a pick-up, call 415-883-4621 during regular business hours.
The Town of Corte Madera participates in a regional Joint Powers Authority for the provision of Animal Control Services. The Marin Humane Society contracts with the County of Marin which serves as the responsible agency under the JPA. Costs for services are collected by the MHS and remitted to the County. These revenues are used to offset the local agency costs. Each member agency then contributes the difference between the fees collected and the services provided under the contract. For more information, visit the Marin Humane Society (MHS) website at www.marinhumanesociety.org.