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Ingalls council approves donations, kennel fencing and feral cat ordinance changes
Summary
Council approved a $200 donation to a rescue facility and $100 for animal transport, authorized kennel fencing funded by grant and Fun Run proceeds with city covering any shortfall, and approved a Feral Cats Ordinance with changes; all measures passed unanimously on Sept. 8, 2025.
The City of Ingalls City Council took several actions on animal services during its Sept. 8, 2025 meeting. Council member Beth Hayes moved to approve a $200 donation for the rescue facility and $100 to assist with transportation of animals; Council member Tina Marquez seconded the motion and it passed with all members recorded as voting yes.
The council also approved fencing for the city dog kennel. Beth Hayes moved that the fencing be paid using available grant funds and proceeds from the Fun Run, with any remaining balance paid by the City of Ingalls. Tina Marquez seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Finally, the council approved a Feral Cats Ordinance with changes after a motion by Hayes and a second from Donella Snyder; the transcript records the ordinance motion but does not include the ordinance text or the specific amendments.
