Livingston Police Department Animal Control

My dog was hit by a car, who is at fault? If your dog is hit by a car, is the driver at fault? Unless there are extenuating circumstances, the answer is NO. If the dog was in the roadway and not on leash under the owner's control, then the liability falls on the owner of the dog. Can I Sue a Driver for Hitting My Dog?... This is California. You can sue anyone for anything in civil court, but unless you can prove that a driver intentionally hit your dog or that they were driving recklessly, it's unlikely you'll be able to sue them successfully. In fact, it's more likely that they could sue you for damages since your dog should not have been loose. With all that said, what should you do if you hit an animal with your car? You need to call and report that the animal has been hit so that Animal Control can remove the animal from the roadway if deceased or if it's injured, transport to a veterinarian for treatment.

Found on Kishi. If this dog belongs to you, please contact us at 209-394-7916. A804816

If you know who this dog belongs to, please call us at 209-394-7916.

Found at TA Travel Center on Joseph Gallo / Winton Parkway. If he belongs to you, please call us at 209-394-7916. A804813

We offer microchips for $15 with free lifetime registration. Is your pet already microchipped? Consider purchasing a gift certificate for friends and family so that they can get their pets a microchip too. Call or message us for more information.