Jersey City unveils animal cruelty tipline
Thirty-eight police officers are now certified as municipal humane law enforcement officers.
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Feb 8, 2023, 12:12 AM
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Updated 808 days ago
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18h agoJersey City has a new tip line for people to anonymously
report animal cruelty and neglect.
It’s being operated by the Jersey City Police Department.
Thirty-eight police officers are now certified as municipal
humane law enforcement officers.
The number is 201-547-4999 or email tipline@jcnj.org.
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