State and local laws define
how animal control services are provided to your community.
Not exact matches
There are many examples of
how a non-profit
animal shelter with a contract to provide
animal control services (which is what the San Francisco SPCA was before the split) can still work wonders.
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Animal Care and
Control personnel provide important
services to their communities and should be recognized for the work and help they provide that no one else could, or would, even know
how to do.
The following is a description of the most common agencies and departments responsible for
animal control, and
how the characteristics of each one impact the way
animal control services are provided.
Elected local officials administer
animal control by deciding who will provide the
services,
how much money they can spend, and what laws they must follow.
No recent research has been conducted showing exactly
how much
animal care and
control services are costing local governments or private, nonprofit
animal shelters.