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Bell County is facing a push to switch to a 'no-kill' policy at the local animal shelter. It’s a big shift that could change how the county handles stray populations and manages its animal control budget.
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Moving to a no-kill model usually means higher upfront costs for long-term care and expanded adoption programs.
Local pets and animal rescue organizations stand to gain the most from this policy change.
Taxpayers might see their bills go up to cover the extra costs of keeping animals longer.
Bell County Commissioner for Precinct 4 Louie Minor, Public Accountability for Animal Welfare (PAAW), Happy Tail Rescue, Journey Home Rescue and members of the public are holding a rally to call for a no-kill animal shelter for Bell County. ...
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