Bibb County Sheriff’s Office Animal Services is offering free adoptions this month.
We’ve also heard from county leaders, like commissioner-elect Stanley Stewart, that expanding animal services could be something to look into.
Mayor Lester Miller says it could be an accountability issue.
Bibb’s animal services manager says it’s “physically impossible” to handle the number of stray or wild dogs roaming the streets right now. However, they may have a solution.
In East Macon, Phyllis Neal says the dogs in their neighborhoods come and go, but she’s not sure where they’re coming from.
“And it just seems like they come from different neighborhoods and sometimes when people move out. If the dog is too big they don’t take the dog,” Neal said.
Two weeks ago, we reported Courtney Jordan’s teenage son was attacked and bitten by a stray dog on his way to the bus stop. She says she sees about …