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Animal Care Services seized 54 dogs while responding to an animal cruelty case. The department will start euthanizing them Friday unless they are adopted.
Joel McLellan’s strategy for the future of ADL will focus on efficient processes and collaboration with other animal rescue organizations.
K9s for Warriors, a Jacksonville, Florida-based nonprofit, is planning to start construction on a service-dog screening facility on 3.3 acres of land it will lease from the City for $1 a year.
Animal Care Services’ pet pantry temporarily assists pet owners in need by providing food and other supplies.
City Council will consider exemptions to rules that prohibit Council members from using public dollars for certain events during election season.
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Pet owners who keep animals outside are now required by law to provide them shade.
Increased investment in District 2 is good, but it comes with unintended consequences, Councilman William “Cruz” Shaw said.
The lawmakers covered a range of topics, but residents who raised questions focused primarily on local development and the state school financing system.
On Thursday, City Council raised the number of backyard chickens that San Antonians can own without a permit from three to eight.
