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Volunteer monitors, microchip scans cited as early wins after county animal ordinances
Summary
A public commenter told the Greenville County committee that volunteers, animal-control officers and a nearby pet resource center have improved stray returns and reduced shelter intake since May ordinances, and urged a statewide ban on outdoor pet sales.
Barbara (introduced as 'Barbara Walley' and identifying herself as 'Barbara Holly') told the Communications, Governmental Affairs & Public Communication Committee that several implementation steps since the May ordinances are producing measurable benefits.
"Animal care animal control officers are now scanning for microchips and looking for ID tags in the field and trying to return to owner before the…
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