Animal Welfare Services
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Mr. Quintero works M-F 8:00am- 4:00pm and every other Saturday.
He patrols the streets of Anthony and also answers calls from the Village of Vinton. The Town of Anthony has a contract with the Village of Vinton for Animal Services.
Stray dogs are picked up and housed in a kennel at the town hall site. The town owns a microchip reader and has access to the registry. If the dogs don’t have a microchip they are kept for only 3 days. Dogs with microchips are kept for 7 days while he attempts to notify their owners.
Officer Quintero works to reunite the dogs with their owners, re-home them or foster them, before turning them over to the EP Humane Society, Animal Rescue League, and the Santa Teresa Rescue. If these organizations are not able to care for them, the Town of Anthony pays the El Paso Animal Services in NE El Paso to take them. He assisted the Zoonosis Control Branch of the TX Department of State Health Services in fighting a new strain of rabies coming out of Arizona. They dropped rabies vaccine bait to vaccinate wildlife from this rabies strain. He is currently working to control the gofer population at the town’s baseball field.
He is also concerned about the increase in cat population in the town and would like to see greater involvement by the community. He stated that the residents can check out traps for 5 days and he will pick up the trapped cats to be neutered or spayed and returned to the pickup site. Officer Quintero enjoys organizing low cost vaccines events and would like to have adoption fairs, and greater collaboration with the community.
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