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Let's make sure you're in the right place:

• Is this on your property? The City of Cincinnati does not remove dead animals from private property. There are companies that provide dead animal removal services in Cincinnati. They might provide a range of services, depending on the company, such as: locating, removing, and sanitizing dead animals from homes, attics, and yards, providing deodorization and disinfection services to eliminate odors and health risks. The City cannot recommend a particular company. We suggest that you evaluate options by conducting an internet search or using a tool such as Yelp or Angie’s List.
• If the animal is on public property (such as the roadway, or at the curb), see: Dead Animal on Public Property
• If the animal is on private property belong to someone else, use this service request to report it to a health inspector.

Service Request Type:

• Dead animal, private property

Used to:

• Report a dead animal on private property to a health inspector.

Routes to:

• Cincinnati Health Department (CHD)

More Information:

• Dead animals on private property are the responsibility of the property owner. City crews will not enter onto private property to remove dead animals.

Process:

• A health inspector will conduct an onsite inspection within 1-4 days. If a violation is observed, orders will be issued to the responsible party. Reinspection(s) will to follow to monitor for abatement.

Safety information:

• Coming soon.