The Nolan County
Sheriff's Office maintains a FREE
service that is available to livestock owners known as
"Livedex Livestock Registry" or "Livedex"
for short.
This registry was developed as a way for livestock
owners, in Nolan County, to provide accurate, up to
date, contact information, as well as information on
the livestock they own. Helpful information includes
the owners' name and phone number, the type(s) of livestock
they own, where that livestock is located, and any brands
or ear tags. This information is essential when our
deputies locate lost, missing, or found livestock, especially
if the livestock has found its way onto our roadways.
This information saves time and allows our deputies
to quickly locate an owner when they are dispatched
to a call regarding stray livestock. If our deputies
are not able to locate the owner of the livestock and
can not figure out where the livestock belongs, they
might be forced to impound the livestock and begin the
process of dealing with an estray animal.
The Nolan County Sheriff's Office
is encouraging livestock owners to call
or click the button below and register today to start
utilizing the registry. The service is free and the
information collected will be classified, stored in
a secure device and will only be used by the office
to locate and identify livestock owners; it will not
be shared or disseminated to any private agency or entity.
We appreciate your cooperation and participation in
the Livedex Livestock Registry.
Definition: An Estray Animal is
an animal that is farm stock, that has strayed away
from the farm. It is not an animal that is native to
the area. Estray Laws do not apply to rescued, domesticated
pets, such as cats, or dogs.
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