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By CINDY MAHAN
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
James P. Leake of Sperryville is the new animal warden for Rappahannock County.
His first day on the job was Monday, May 22. His job is parttime, 30 hours a week, but he is always on call. He retired recently from a job in Culpeper which he held for 31 years.
He said that he can respond to calls regarding all kinds of animals other than cats. "Anything of an animal nature which is a problem then 1 will visit,” he said. Many of the calls have to do with either dogs annoying cattle or vicious dogs.
Not having had much experience with the job yet, Mr. Leake couldn’t really give examples of many types of animal problems which he may be involved with, though he did mention skunks as one animal which might cause him to be called. Usually, though, he said, they might just show up in a yard and then wander off on
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