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Council grants resident’s appeal to keep four dogs after heated public testimony
Summary
After public testimony and testimony from a humane officer, the Green Bay Common Council granted Raven Wallene’s appeal of a denied over‑limit animal permit by a 7–5 board vote. Officer Mavis said the denial reflected building‑wide management and saturation concerns; supporters cited the dogs’ ages and the owner’s compliance.
The Green Bay Common Council voted on Dec. 16 to grant an appeal by resident Raven Wallene allowing her to keep four dogs after the humane officer had recommended denial, citing a congested apartment complex and repeated animal‑control complaints.
Wallene and supporters described the animals as older, well‑behaved and part of the family. Cale Lehi, who testified in support, said Wallene “followed all the rules” and emphasized the dogs’ ages and stability in the household. Wallene told the council she had registered…
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