San Antonio council members say mayor killed anti-pet dumping ordinance over petty politics
Two members of San Antonio City Council accused Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones of pulling a fast one to put politics ahead of helping the city’s abandoned pet population. Council was scheduled Thursday to consider an ordinance supported by Animal Care Services Director Jonathan Gary that would have fined people who abandon dogs and cats on […]
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