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Code enforcement reports higher animal intakes in September
Summary
Sawyer County code enforcement said September saw an increase in animal intakes (14 dogs), most returned to owners or transferred to shelters; inspections backlog noted but no major public-health complaints were reported.
Sawyer County code enforcement reported that September revenue rose in part because the county handled a higher number of animal intakes. The office took in 14 dogs in the month: eight were returned to their owners, five were transferred to a shelter and one was reclaimed by its owners after being reported stolen.
Code enforcement said animals at large remained the most common complaint and that staff are catching up on overdue inspections. No significant public-health complaints were recorded in the report.
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