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Animal control to be a pet plan?
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Animal control to be a pet plan?
TORRANCE: New council members may shift votes in favor of city-
based program. County service is criticized.
Before animal controlbecame a hot topic during the Torrance
election campaign, the City Council had been cool to the issue.
It was almost a year ago that officials renewed the city's
contract with the county's Animal Care and Control Agency -- against
the recommendation of a city commission that oversees animal control
and to the dis...
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Edgewood Needs Animal Control
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Fixing animal control.(Classifieds)
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