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County says Pet Connection has addressed Department of Agriculture findings; inspections, training and volunteer support ongoing
Summary
Nash County reported Aug. 11 that it has addressed the items cited in two Department of Agriculture inspection notices at the county animal shelter, resumed adoptions and is moving forward with staff training, veterinary partnerships and volunteer coordination to stabilize operations.
NASHVILLE, N.C. — After two Department of Agriculture inspection notices in June and July, Nash County officials told the Board of Commissioners on Aug. 11 they have completed the corrective actions cited by the state, are awaiting a follow‑up inspection and have begun a structured plan to stabilize shelter operations.
County staff said all items identified in the June 24 and July 23 notices have been addressed and a follow‑up inspection by the state is expected later this week or next week. “Restitution for the notices received from the Department of Agriculture will be addressed after the successful completion of the follow‑up inspections,” the county manager said…
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