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The city is working to keep shelter animal numbers low and improve adoption rates through better marketing and community outreach.
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The city may see minor savings by streamlining the legal process for animal impoundment.
Residents who use public spaces and want clearer standards for pet restraint.
Pet owners who rely solely on radio collars for restraint.
The city is working to keep shelter animal numbers low and improve adoption rates through better marketing and community outreach.
The city is updating rules on how animal control handles aggressive animals and at-large pets. A major change is that radio collars will no longer be considered a legal way to keep a dog restrained in public.
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