Othello earmarks additional $50,000 for ACPR in preliminary budget
A mama dog and some of her puppies walk down a road in the Othello area. Adams County Pet Rescue picked them up along the road over the weekend.
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Adams County Pet Rescue board member Tammy Foley speaks during the public input portion of Monday’s regular Othello City Council meeting at city hall. The ACPR submitted a letter to the council requesting $150,000 total for its animal control services contract.
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Two stray dogs roam in the Othello area. The city of Othello currently contributes $52,000 to the Adams County Pet Rescue for its animal control services, and has listed an additional $50,000 in its preliminary 2024 budget.
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One of the Adams County Pet Rescue’s shelter dogs, an injured husky named Selene, sits in the ACPR lobby after treatment in October.
COURTESY PHOTO/ADAMS COUNTY PET RESCUE
OTHELLO — During Monday’s regular Othello City Council meeting, the city listed an additional $50,000 in its preliminary budget workshop for its animal control services contract with Adams County Pet Rescue, and ACPR submitted a letter requesting a total of $150,000.
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