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Dog control officer seeks county property or lease site for regional holding facility; supervisors agree to explore options
Summary
A local dog control officer said municipal shelters are full and asked the county to identify property or leasing options for a 38x40 holding facility; supervisors agreed to check county-owned property and legal constraints and to follow up with towns.
April Moore, the dog control officer for Ovid, Covert and Romulus, asked the public-works committee for help finding a location to place a small holding facility to temporarily house stray, surrendered or abused dogs when local shelters are full.
Moore said the contracted shelter the towns use (Beverly [Bridal] Shelter in the transcript) is frequently full and that state regulations limit her to holding stray animals only 24 hours…
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