AR-News: (US NE) New Pet Laws Keep Inspectors Hopping

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Ordinance Requires Licensing
POSTED: 5:36 pm CST March 25, 2004
UPDATED: 6:06 pm CST March 25, 2004
OMAHA, Neb. -- A new city ordinance that helped lead to the discovery of more 
than a dozen dead animals in a Omaha home last week is increasing the 
workload on city pet inspectors." 
Video


Video: Inspectors Release Photos Of Filthy House 




Charity Ivey, 50, lives at 3022 N. 48th Ave. and called the Humane Society, 
requesting a permit to keep all of her cats. Humane Society officials arrived 
to inspect the home, and found raw sewage and animal waste throughout the home. 
Further investigation revealed eight dead cats in the home's basement, one in 
the attic and eight animals in a freezer. Officials rescued seven other cats 
from the home, many of them sick and malnourished. 



full story:

http://www.theomahachannel.com/community/2950754/detail.html 
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