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Fresno County's new animal control provider is getting high marks so far.
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A new animal control facility opened its doors Monday in Fresno County - this after the county and the SPCA parted ways.
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Monday morning Fresno County is starting a new chapter in animal control. Its contract with the SPCA expires and a new company takes over.
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A fresh coat of paint is going on while plumbers install sinks and other fixtures, and electricians work to reconnect the power lines stripped away by vandals.
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Even with Fresno city officials working to extend a deal with the SPCA, Fresno County officials are moving forward with their own plan to house vicious, stray or lost dogs.
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The Fresno City Council was expecting an update on the city's efforts to set up a new animal shelter by October first. Instead, at Thursdays meeting City Manager Mark Scott asked for more time.
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With just more than two weeks until an October 1 deadline, there are still no concrete plans for the future of Fresno's animal control services.
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The city and county scramble to come up with a plan, and a place to deal with stray animals.
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The Central California Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals officially severed it's contract with the City and County of Fresno.
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The SPCA seized 19 horses from a Clovis field back in December. Two are now dead, but the other 17 are recovering and two recently gave birth.
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The city and county of Fresno are scrambling to find a new way to control animals.
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A Fresno family grieving the loss of a four legged family member got the surprise of a lifetime this weekend.
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The city and county's current contract with the Central California SPCA ends in October.
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Animal support groups took the first step in finding a short term solution for Fresno County's animal control problems.
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The Fresno County grand jury released a report saying the agency should have been more transparent.
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Fresno officials are moving ahead with a plan to provide animal control services without the Central California S.P.C.A.
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The Central California SPCA says one of the horses rescued from a Fresno County home, has delivered a healthy baby boy.
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Police arrested Fernando Salazar, 50, on felony animal abuse charges.
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Action News has an encouraging update on dozens of horses found during rescues at three Valley locations in the last few weeks.
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The Central California SPCA is scrambling to find foster homes for 27 horses found starving at two separate Fresno County stables.
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Crews are moving from storm drain to storm drain in Northeast Fresno trying to rescue a trapped kitty.
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A group who says they want to save animals -- protested the Central California SPCA Saturday.
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The hundreds of cats found living in cages in a northeast Fresno backyard are up for adoption.
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A south valley animal shelter is struggling to get animals adopted for the holiday season and the cold weather isn't helping.
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Fresno County animal control investigators seized dozens of cats from a Kerman home in a case of possible animal neglect and cruelty. It's an update to a story Action News first reported last week.
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Dozens of dogs are homeless Monday after doing anything possible to get away from the sounds of Fourth of July fireworks.
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The number of missing pets also goes up around the Fourth of July holiday.
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