Volusia County animal-abuse listing
Animal-victim convictions and pets forfeited to the county under Fla. Stat. 828.073. The county publishes the listing itself and updates it nightly; listings are indefinite.
Maintained by Volusia County / Clerk of Court
202 listings from this source are searchable on ProtectedPets — re-checked 3 days ago.
We show each listing verbatim, with attribution back to Volusia County / Clerk of Court. A listing we can’t currently re-verify against the official record is withheld, so it isn’t counted here either.
Search by nameWho appears on this list
People with animal-victim convictions in the county, and people whose animals were forfeited to the county under the Fla. Stat. 828.073 seizure-and-forfeiture process.
How long a listing lasts
Volusia does not publish an expiration for these listings — they are indefinite unless the county removes an entry.
Searching the official record
The county publishes the listing as a page on volusia.org rather than a per-person database, so there is no direct link to an individual entry. Open the county listing and look for the name.
Open the official Volusia County / Clerk of Court record
How this source appears on ProtectedPets
We don’t re-host or re-interpret this list. Each listing is shown as the agency publishes it, with the source and the date we last checked it on the record itself, and a link back so you can verify it. We never publish home addresses or maps of people, and we don’t add anyone to a list of our own — see our methodology and accuracy policy.
If something here is wrong — the wrong person, a sealed or expunged record, a conviction overturned, or a listing the agency has since removed — tell us and we will verify it against the official source and correct or remove it.
Other official sources
- FDLE Dexter’s Law database (statewide Florida)
- Hillsborough County animal-abuser registry
- Miami-Dade County “CrueltyWeb”
- Lee County animal-abuser registry and enjoined list
See Florida coverage for the full scope, or read about Dexter’s Law, the statute behind the statewide database.