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County shelter reports uptick in dangerous‑dog cases; board discusses training, farmer’s‑market rules and shelter adoption drive
Summary
Animal control reported a rise in dangerous‑dog reports and repeat bites; board members debated causes (socialization, virtual training, seasonal effects), discussed possible ordinance review for public events, and staff announced an August 'clear the shelter' adoption push and fall vaccine clinics.
McHenry County animal‑control staff told the Board of Health July 21 they are seeing an increase in dangerous‑dog cases and repeat bites and are preparing a summer and fall service calendar to respond.
Director Howell (animal control) said the department has scheduled fall vaccine clinics (Tuesdays 1–4) and a series of dates in September and October; kennel coordinator recruitment is underway and staff reported…
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