Glynn County staff proposes comprehensive rewrite of animal-control code including spay/neuter, tethering and registration rules
County animal services staff proposed Oct. 21 to repeal and replace Glynn County's animal-control ordinances, seeking expanded running-at-large rules, mandatory spay/neuter in certain cases, stricter tethering standards and new registration and breeder rules.
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Glynn County Animal Services staff presented a proposal at the Oct. 21 work session to replace the county—9s existing animal-control ordinances with a single, modernized code intended to reduce overpopulation, clarify enforcement and improve animal welfare.
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