Animal Control
Summary
A pack of wild dogs is terrorizing Johnson County, leaving parents worried about their kids playing outside. The city is under pressure to step up animal control efforts before someone gets hurt.
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Impact analysis
Expect your tax dollars to go toward emergency animal control staffing and potential trap-and-remove operations.
Families and pet owners who want to be able to walk through their own neighborhoods without looking over their shoulders.
The wild dogs themselves, as they will likely be captured or culled by city services.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Free-roaming packs of up to 40 pit bulls terrorize Johnson County, Texas
Free-roaming packs of up to 40 pit bulls terrorize Johnson County, Texas Animals 24-7
Roaming pack of wild dogs -- as many as 40 -- terrorizes Texas city: 'I don't want my children to be that dog food'
Roaming pack of wild dogs -- as many as 40 -- terrorizes Texas city: 'I don't want my children to be that dog food' New York Post
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