Austin's chief animal services officer set to retire
After five years on the job, Austin Chief Animal Services Officer Don Bland is set to retire in May. KVUE's media partners at ...
Ode to Hisser: We can do better as a community to prevent animal suffering
A bit of our collective humanity is drained with every hungry and sick cat or dog living and dying unloved on the streets.
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Galveston County Animal Resource Center pets of the week
Give a big hello to Zorro (A040010), a brown tabby Domestic Short Hair who has been promoted to the Adoption Floor. Zorro’s ...
Animal Services Office adopts new 5-year strategic plan with hopes to open intake
Back in 2023, the city auditor found several issues related to capacity at the Austin Animal Center. Now they're hoping to fix them with a new 5-year strategic plan.
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Austin City Council approves strategic plan for Austin Animal Center
The Austin City Council passed a five-year strategic plan for improving the Austin Animal Center. There is also a change in ...
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Pet abandonment rise in Tye strains shelters; officials urge responsible ownership
Local animal control officials in Tye are concerned and said they’ve recently seen an increase in abandoned pets..
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Fort Worth animal shelters remain closed as city works to control canine distemper outbreak
Fort Worth officials have closed two animal shelters to the public while they deal with an outbreak of canine distemper. The ...
Don Bland, Austin's chief animal services officer, to retire in May
Don Bland, Austin's chief animal services officer, is retiring after five years in the role. His last day will be May 9, ...
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Texas House majority signs on to new bill restricting the use of bathrooms in public buildings by transgender people
House Bill 239, which echoes a bathroom bill that failed in 2017, includes new provisions for shelters and prisons ... Credit: Shelby Knowles for The Texas Tribune Audio recording is automated ...