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Summit County Animal Control collecting donations for shelter

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Summit County Animal Control is a team of seven with four officers, including the field supervisor, the director and two shelter attendants. They manage a range of daily calls, and either help reunite lost pets with their owners, perform adoption assessments or transfer the animals to a rescue organization if the five-day hold period runs out. The effort requires hundreds of pounds of dog food and cat litter, bundles of newspapers as well as dozens of blankets and towels.

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Summit County Animal Control collecting donations for shelter

A banded pigeon found as a stray by a gas station near the U.S. 40 flyover earlier this month has a new home after a brief stint at Summit County Animal Control. From cats and dogs to rabbits, roosters, and yes, even rock doves, the Animal Control officers do their best to provide love, care and a comfortable space for the animals as they wait to meet their new families. The effort requires hundreds of pounds of dog food and cat litter, bundles …

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The Park Record broke the news in on Friday, November 24, 2023.
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