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Generally your auto insurance will not increase for an animal collision. This is paid by your comprehensive coverage on your auto insurance. The only danger of an increase is if your carrier gives you a discount for not having any claims for a certain period of time. You will loose this claim free discount if you have one. You will not incur any surcharges or points for an animal collision.
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