An official county public-safety service

Reunite stray livestock with their owners — fast.

The County Livestock Registry is a free, voluntary directory that lets residents register the animals they keep. When cattle, horses, or other animals are found loose, law enforcement can instantly identify nearby registered owners and get them home safely.

No cost. Your contact details are visible only to verified county law enforcement.

How the registry works

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1. Residents register

Create a free account and list the animals you keep — including groups (e.g. 60 black angus cattle) — along with your address and phone number. Add a photo to make identification easier.

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2. Animals get located

When an animal is found loose, an officer opens the registry and searches the surrounding area for registered livestock of that type.

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3. Owners get contacted

The registry maps nearby registered owners and shows their contact details, so officers can quickly reach the likely owner and return the animal.

🚜 For residents & owners

  • • Register any animals — cattle, horses, sheep, goats, pigs, dogs, cats, poultry and more.
  • • Record whole herds or flocks at once with a head count.
  • • Store address, phone, notes, brands/tags, and a photo.
  • • Update or remove your entries any time.
  • • Peace of mind that a found animal can be returned quickly.

🛡️ For law enforcement

  • • Search any region by address and radius.
  • • See registered livestock plotted on an interactive map.
  • • Filter by animal type and other criteria to narrow results.
  • • View owner contact details to make quick reunification calls.
  • • Enter records on behalf of residents in the field.

Your privacy matters

Registry information is used solely to reunite found animals with their owners. Contact details are never public — they are visible only to verified county law enforcement personnel. You control your own records and can update or delete them at any time.

Ready to protect your animals?

Registration takes just a few minutes.