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Local animal-rescue volunteers ask Waxahachie council to support spay/neuter, vouchers and food pantry
Summary
Representatives of the Pet Coalition of Ellis County and local rescues described ongoing spay-and-neuter clinics, a pet food pantry and fundraising events and asked the city to consider interim reimbursement and support until a new city shelter is established.
Speakers representing the Pet Coalition of Ellis County and local rescue groups urged the Waxahachie City Council and public to support interim measures to address animal overpopulation and pet-owner affordability while a long-term shelter solution is developed.
Nicole Vanderheide introduced members of the coalition and said, "A well planned quality animal shelter is absolutely vital for the community" and framed affordable vaccinations, microchips and spay/neuter services as public-health and public-safety measures. Carolyn Taylor, executive director of Flying Bee Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, said she was "here to ask for a reimbursement…
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