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One thing that Mr. Leake looks for is to make sure that all dogs have tags. The dog tags, which are purchased from the County Treasurer’s office for $5 a year, are required. A dog tag will identify the owners of the dog if it is lost or in some kind of trouble. He keeps a record of all the dog tags in the truck with him while on duty.
Some of the warden’s calls will be in response to a call from a neighbor who might complain of a dog tied up with no food or water. Usually, though, when he gets to the property he finds that the dog is okay and is in fact being treated properly. It is good, though, he feels, that people do make that call when they suspect that an animal may be mistreated, so that he can check on things and make sure everything is all right.
For someone having a problem with an animal, the warden may be reached by calling the Sheriffs Office at 675-3331.
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