Frequently Asked Questions

Here you will find an overview of frequently asked questions. If you still cannot find the answer you are looking for, you can contact us here.

I have found a fledgling

Many fledglings leave the nest before they can fly. These young birds have feathers and spend up to several weeks on the ground before they learn to fly. Their parents look after them and feed them regularly.

Keep dogs and cats away from the young birds and leave them in peace.

Baby birds without feathers found on the ground will not survive for long. The best course of action for these birds is to place them back in their nest. If you cannot find a nest nearby or if the nest has fallen, you may attempt to create a replacement. A small basket or pot lined with soft material, such as wool, may be used. Secure the new nest to the tree and observe whether the parents locate their offspring. It is important to ensure that the nest is not placed in direct sunlight.

Sick or injured baby birds, with or without feathers, should be taken to a veterinarian. Emergency veterinary costs are covered by the state.

I have found an injured animal

Is it large game? Contact the police at 02800, and they will notify the municipality’s wildlife management.

You can take small game to the nearest veterinarian. Emergency costs are covered by the state. If this is not possible, you must contact the police at 02800.

Is it a bird? Contact Birdlife Norway at 90 12 29 01 for assistance. If the bird is severely injured, you must take it to the nearest veterinarian. Emergency costs are covered by the state.

Is it a horse or livestock? Try to find the owner if they are nearby. If you cannot reach the owner, you must contact the police at 02800.

Is it a pet? Take the animal to the nearest veterinarian. If this is not possible, you must contact the police at 02800.

I suspect an animal is being mistreated

If you suspect animal cruelty or are aware of serious deficiencies in animal husbandry, you have a duty to report it.

If it is urgent, contact the police at 02800.

If it is not urgent, notify the Norwegian Food Safety Authority at 22 40 00 00.

You can also send a concern report to the Norwegian Food Safety Authority via their website: www.mattilsynet.no/varsle

I have found a homeless animal

Is the animal ID-marked? Scanners are available at veterinarians, the police, and Animal Protection Norway, among others.

If the animal is microchipped, you can search for the owner in DyreID (link)’s database.

If the animal is not marked, you must search for the owner on your own. If no owner comes forward, you can contact Animal Protection Norway.

I have lost an animal

Search the local area and contact neighbors to ask if they have seen your animal. Use local Facebook groups and the national website www.dyrebar.no to report the animal missing.

Also contact local veterinarians and Animal Protection Norway to inquire whether they may have received your animal.

I have found a dog running loose

Try to catch the dog. Whether you succeed or not, it is advisable to contact the police to report a loose dog in the area. If you manage to catch the dog, it can be handed over to the police.

I wish to rehome an animal

Animal Protection Norway is a non-profit organization run by volunteers and financed by gifts and donations. Due to limited resources, we are generally unable to assist owners with rehoming. We must prioritize the animals most in need of help, and homeless animals come first.

Try to rehome your animal through friends, acquaintances, and by using the internet.

Hei og takk for at du tar kontakt med Lisaklinikken.

Vi driver en gratis klinikk for dem som ikke har mulighet til å benytte andre tilbud. Derfor er vi nødt til å stille visse krav:

  • Vi er ikke en klinikk for de som syntes det generelt er dyrt med veterinær, men som kan prioritere det.
  • Vi er ikke en klinikk for de som har forsikring på sitt dyr, eller som har brukt sin forsikringspremie.
  • Vi legger ikke til rette for avl, og tar ikke imot valpekull. Står du allikevel i en vanskelig situasjon (tjuvparring el. lign.) ta kontakt for vurdering.
  • Vi tilbyr ikke hd/ad røntgen, med mindre sykdom mistenkes etter konsultasjon.
  • Vi utfører ikke komplisert kirurgi og ortopediske inngrep. Spør om du er usikker.
  • Vi anbefaler årlig vaksinering andre steder enn hos oss. Her finnes det allerede rimelige tilbud, med god oppfølging.
  • Vi tilbyr ikke reisevaksiner eller attestering i pass for dyr.
  • Vi tilbyr ikke separat kremering.

Er du usikker på om du oppfyller kriteriene, ønsker vi allikevel at du tar kontakt. Vi er imøtekommende og hyggelige, og ønsker det beste for dyr og mennesker.

Skriv gjerne litt om deg selv og din situasjon og hva henvendelsen gjelder, så vil vi svare deg så fort vi kan.

Viktig informasjon til dyreeiere

Vi på Lisaklinikken ønsker å hjelpe så mange som mulig, og alle dyr som kommer til oss blir møtt med omsorg og profesjonell behandling.

Samtidig er vi nødt til å informere om at vi dessverre ikke har kapasitet til å gi fast oppfølging av kronisk syke dyr. Klinikken drives av Dyrebeskyttelsen Norge og alle midler til drift må samles inn. Vi har begrensede ressurser, og vi må derfor prioritere akutte behov.

Det betyr at vi tilbyr innledende utredning og god engangsbehandling av syke dyr som trenger øyeblikkelig hjelp, men videre oppfølging må skje hos en fast veterinær.

Vi vet at dette kan være vanskelig, men vi håper på forståelse for at vi må bruke ressursene våre slik at flest mulig dyr kan få hjelp.

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