Emergency Contacts

Quick access to the appropriate authorities and services for dog-related emergencies, suspected abuse, neglect and welfare concerns in Cyprus.

Immediate danger or emergency

Contact the emergency services first when an animal or person is in immediate danger, violence is taking place, or urgent intervention is required.

Animal Police Cyprus

For animal welfare concerns, abuse reports, or urgent animal related complaints, you can contact the Animal Police by district.

Nicosia District

Animal Police · +357 97849765

Limassol District

Animal Police · +357 97849766

Larnaca District

Animal Police · +357 97849767

Paphos District

Animal Police · +357 97849787

Famagusta District

Animal Police · +357 97849768

Morphou District

Animal Police · +357 97849786

District Veterinary Services

Contact the office of the district where the animal is located for suspected neglect, unsuitable living conditions, welfare inspections or veterinary assessment.

Nicosia District Veterinary Office

Phone: 22 805241

Email: dvs.lefkosia@vs.moa.gov.cy

Address: 1417 Nicosia

Larnaca District Veterinary Office

Phone: 24 821275

Email: dvs.larnaca@vs.moa.gov.cy

Address: 29 Giannou Kranidioti Avenue, 6046 Larnaca

Limassol District Veterinary Office

Phone: 25 819512

Email: dvs.lemesos@vs.moa.gov.cy

Address: 4 Anchistou Street, 3048 Zakaki, Limassol

Famagusta District Veterinary Office

Phone: 24 824555

Email: dvs.ammochostos@vs.moa.gov.cy

Address: P.O. Box 45510, 7530 Ormideia

Paphos District Veterinary Office

Phone: 26 821261

Email: dvs.paphos@vs.moa.gov.cy

Address: 116 Ellados Avenue, 8100 Paphos

Veterinary Clinics

Emergency availability may change. Always call the clinic before travelling.

Nicosia Veterinary Clinic

Nicosia · +357 22345111

Limassol Veterinary Clinic - Dr. Markos Ktori

Limassol · +357 25 338877

Shelters & Rescue Organizations

Local Animal Shelter

Larnaca · +357 24 000000

Dog Rescue Cyprus

Paphos · +357 26 000000

Which service should I contact?

Use this guide to identify the most appropriate first point of contact.

Immediate danger or violence

Call 112 or 199 immediately.

Suspected abuse or criminal offence

Contact the Animal Police in the relevant district.

Neglect or unsuitable living conditions

Contact the relevant District Veterinary Services office.

Injured or seriously ill dog

Contact an available private veterinary clinic or animal hospital.

⚠️ Important Information

Dogs Cyprus is not a government authority and does not investigate or process official complaints. This page is provided for informational purposes to help the public identify the appropriate service.

Veterinary Services information was collected from the Cyprus Government Open Data Portal. Contact details may change, so urgent information should be verified with the relevant authority.