Public push back resonated today at 12th & Oak . . . Here's the aftermath following one of the most horrific pit bull dog pack mauling deaths in local history . . .
A push for change in the handling of the city’s animal services has come from the family of a man who was mauled to death by a pack of dogs last month in south KCMO.
Chris Culbertson died from injuries sustained in the attack on Nov. 2 in the 3200 block of East 80th Street.
Prior to 2020, the city was handling animal services. KCPP has operated the city’s animal shelter since 2012.
“The failed experiment of privatization needs to end not only for public safety but for the safety and security of animals,” said Kansas City pet owner Becca . . .
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
'We don't have time': KCMO residents, activists discuss future of animal services
The Kansas City, Missouri, Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee heard public comments on the issue of bringing animal services within city limits back to city control on Tuesday afternoon.
Kansas City residents air animal control concerns, as KC Pet Project risks losing contract
A Kansas City Council committee Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution giving the city manager 30 days to formulate a plan to return animal control in-house. KC Pet Project vows to fight to keep the contract it's held since 2020.
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