Dead Animal Removal

What This Service Involves

Animal carcasses on public rights-of-way and grounds create health hazards, odor complaints, and safety concerns for the community. We respond to remove and dispose of dead animals from streets, trails, and facility property using proper handling and sanitation practices. Disposal follows Washington health and transport requirements to prevent contamination. Fast response protects public perception and keeps shared spaces safe and clean.

Benefits

Removes health and odor hazards quickly; Uses proper sanitary handling and disposal; Responds fast to public complaints; Keeps roads and grounds safe and clean

Our Process

1) Receive and prioritize the removal request; 2) Respond and safely collect the carcass; 3) Sanitize the immediate area as needed; 4) Transport and dispose per health requirements

What Affects the Cost

Response time and call volume; Animal size and location; Traffic control on busy roadways; Disposal and sanitation requirements; On-call versus scheduled service

Best Time of Year

Removal is provided year-round, with warmer months often increasing call volume and urgency.