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Selectboard hears animal control complaints over loose dogs, rabies compliance
Summary
Animal control officer Faye Cochran told the Selectboard she received multiple complaints about loose dogs on Route 100 and one Maple Lane household that missed the rabies clinic; owners were warned and told to register dogs by April 1.
Selectboard members heard a report from Faye Cochran on March 24 about repeated complaints of loose dogs on Route 100 and an unresolved case on Maple Lane. Cochran said owners missed an appointment at the Eden rabies clinic; she issued a second warning to the Maple Lane owner and instructed owners to register dogs by April 1.
Cochran said she visited the Maple Lane property accompanied by State Police for safety; one dog at that residence has been registered but another still lacks a current rabies vaccination. The board did not record additional penalties at the meeting but confirmed Cochran will follow up with the owner about vaccination compliance.
