Ferris officials recently rescued 75 animals from a single property, highlighting major gaps in how our local code enforcement handles animal welfare. It’s a wake-up call that our current oversight might not be catching these situations before they become full-blown crises.
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Taxpayers could be on the hook for the high costs of emergency animal housing, medical care, and potential legal fees associated with the seizure.
The animals are the clear winners here, finally getting the medical care and safety they desperately needed.
Neighbors living near the property likely dealt with health hazards and noise issues for a long time before the city finally stepped in.
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