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Wilbur council to require vaccination and spay/neuter proof for dog licenses
Summary
Council reviewed the town dog ordinance and agreed to change the dog license permit application to require proof of current vaccinations and proof that animals are spayed or neutered; council also reviewed fines related to a recent vicious-dog incident.
The Wilbur Town Council reviewed the town's dog ordinance during new business on May 19 and directed staff to update the dog license permit application to require proof of current vaccinations and verification that animals are spayed or neutered. The change aims to improve record-keeping and public-safety follow-up when animal complaints arise.
Council also discussed fines connected to a recent vicious-dog attack and 'decided which fines were applicable' according to the meeting minutes; no ordinance text amendments were recorded in the minutes and the council did not record a formal vote to adopt an amended ordinance at this meeting.
