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Animal services: vaccine clinic scheduled; donation drive sees limited response

Lee County Board · December 9, 2025
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Summary

Terry reported an upcoming vaccine clinic and planned pet-tag deliveries; a recent Facebook donation request produced two donors and several bags of pet food, and staff urged monetary donations or appropriate food brands.

Terry, who presented the animal-services update, told the board the office is holding a vaccine clinic "tomorrow" and is planning to deliver what she described as "20 26 tags" on Monday and Tuesday, which she identified as the 29th and 30th, weather permitting. The transcript records the date references spoken by Terry but does not provide calendar confirmation in the record.

Terry also reported that a Facebook appeal for donations yielded two donors and roughly "5, 6 bags" of pet food and litter. She said monetary donations are acceptable but cautioned against certain low-quality brands, naming "Ol' Roy" as an example she prefers not to receive. "Anything helps," she added.

The board and department participants discussed outreach and ways to encourage department heads to attend or provide reports; no formal funding action or policy change related to animal services was recorded at this meeting.