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In the event of an immediate public safety issue, wildlife violation, or an injured or dangerous animal, please call the WDFW Enforcement office at 360-902-2936 or email WILDCOMM@dfw.wa.gov, or call 911.

If you've found injured wildlife, call the Wildcare Helpline on 61 8 9474 9055. The wildlife volunteers answering your call will be able to put you in touch with your nearest registered wildlife rehabilitator, wherever you are in Western Australia.

It is permissible to salvage and transport a deer or elk that is accidentally killed by a motor vehicle collision except for any deer killed by a motor vehicle collision in Clark, Cowlitz, and Wahkiakum counties. A salvage permit must be obtained from the department within 24 hours of taking possession of the animal.

Dispose of individual dead animals weighing less than 15 pounds in the household garbage. Dead animals weighing more than 15 pounds (or large numbers of dead animals) should be taken to a rendering plant, veterinary clinic, animal shelter, or pet cemetery, or buried on the owner's property.

If you find roadkill on your property or driveway, then it can be best to get in touch with your local authority. Roadkill can often be large, in the case of things like deer and unfortunately, even dogs, and for your own safety you shouldn't attempt to lift any large dead animals.

Animal Cruelty Laws Washington, for example, makes it a crime to intentionally inflict substantial pain on, cause physical injury to, or kill an animal by a means causing undue suffering.

Small Animal Import Requirements Rescue pets or pets being rehomed require a CVI and: All dogs, cats, and ferrets over 90 days old must have a current rabies vaccination listed on the CVI. All dogs over 6 months old must have a current negative heartworm test result listed on the CVI.

(1) Wild and exotic animals entering Washington state must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued by an accredited veterinarian licensed in the state of origin, or accompanied by an international certificate of health unless the animals are prohibited under chapter 16.30 RCW or 232-12 WAC.

All cattle and bison coming into the State of Washington are required to enter with a permit. Permits can be obtained by veterinarians or brand inspectors online or by calling 360-902-1878. All cattle leaving Washington State must be accompanied by a brand inspection. All cattle require a CVI, and an entry permit.