CuriousCricket
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Agreed. Much to be wary of. And perhaps if something is said that doesn't make sense upon reflection, it isn't true. Perhaps, one government agency contacted another government agency that specializes in that area (pets displaced by warranted searches) and THAT government agency is then responsible for carrying out its legal directives. Animal Control IS most likely a kill shelter. However, that does not mean it doesn't carry out other work when the animals in its care are not strays or relinquished animals. As a government agency, Animal Control likely serves a number of uses. Now, since pets are such a big deal to most of us, they are also handy pawns in swaying public opinion.Long Island is very very pet conscious. I would guess we have hundreds of rescues in Nassau and Suffolk. The fact that a rescue wasn’t asked to take them (temporarily) leads me to believe there is something we don’t know.
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