More than likely it will be built on the Southside close to a mall, so it's accessible to families. The task force is suggesting it be operated by a private group along with the city. Some on the task force even suggest the Humane Society might work with the city to supervise the new animal control operation. Their board is concerned about where the new facility will be located, and what impact it would have on them. There would also be some concern to where the true needs are for animal welfare and animal control aspects statistically were are more of those cases shown throughout the city.
Strays animals pick up animals pick up of animals.
Those types of issues need to be looked at very close. The head of the mayor's task force believes that's just sour grapes, saying the Humane Society is worried donations will drop off because of the direct competition with the re-located shelter. And so I think you got a non-profit that has been in existence for a long time. Let me show you something else, take a look at the construction going on around here. Well this is at the old animal facility here on the westside.