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Beaufort County spotlights animal control officers, announces hiring and clarifies tethering rules
Summary
On the Beaufort County Report, Christy from Animal Services described officers’ roles, said the county employs four officers by name, said a hiring recruitment is open, and clarified that tethering a dog outdoors is prohibited during hurricane watches or warnings.
The Beaufort County Report host interviewed Christy, an Animal Services staff member, about Animal Control Officers Appreciation Week and the department’s work protecting animals and advising owners.
Christy said animal control officers are "code enforcement officers that go out into the community, and they educate pet owners on the state and local laws and ordinances on how to keep their animals safe and protected." She added the department offers resources when available, including a pet food bank to help owners keep animals during tight economic times.
The detail matters locally because animal control officers are often visible only during…
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