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    Pet hoarder?

    i was driving down an older street this morning and in a fenced in yard I saw 9 (that I could count) dogs of the same breed! I have heard of a bunch of animal hoarders being taken down lately, not sure waht they consider Hoarding in this area! They were small dogs, but still...thats a lot! So what would the right thing to do be?!?! any thoughts

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    i would submit that if you suspect them of "breeding" to notify animal control of your suspicions and if they tell you to notify the police, then.......think about it......mac (was this in himesa?)

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    i was driving down an older street this morning and in a fenced in yard I saw 9 (that I could count) dogs of the same breed! I have heard of a bunch of animal hoarders being taken down lately, not sure waht they consider Hoarding in this area! They were small dogs, but still...thats a lot! So what would the right thing to do be?!?! any thoughts

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    Did the animals look sick or underfed, was the backyard free of debris, plenty of water? If none of the former apply, please leave these poor people alone. I know we are moving toward socialism, where everyone is in your business and you cannot live your own life anymore without someone tattling, but we are not there yet.

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    There is, I believe, a city ordinance which limits the number of pets. I'm too lazy to look it up though.
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    No, Ludwig, there is no limits to the animals you can keep if you can care for them. There are regulations as to their upkeep and condition, and there is a license you have to get if you want to breed, and there is a limit of two litters per year.
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    I think it depends on what city they live in and if they live out side of the city limits.

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    I think I would definitely make a call about this. I understand about minding our own business and leaving others alone but IMO animals are the most innocent of creatures aside from our children and they don't have a voice if we don't speak out for them.
    If those dogs are fine then no harm done but if they are not being taken care of someone needs to know.

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    Copperas Cove has a limit of four (4) animals, as I just learned today.

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    I think it depends on what city they live in and if they live out side of the city limits.
    I am afraid we must make the world honest before we can honestly say to our children that honesty is the best policy. George Bernard Shaw
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    I was surprised to read on the city of Killeen's web page that Killeen has no dog/cat limit. I thought the pet limit was 5. Guess not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs.Lawhorn View Post
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    I think I would definitely make a call about this. I understand about minding our own business and leaving others alone but IMO animals are the most innocent of creatures aside from our children and they don't have a voice if we don't speak out for them.
    If those dogs are fine then no harm done but if they are not being taken care of someone needs to know.
    Yet we eat them. Or are we on the way to banning that now?
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