People in a community of Orlando say pitfalls are terrorizing their neighborhood Orange County animal shelter, located between Silver Star Road and Orange Blossom Trail. Despite their concerns, residents believe that the county is not doing enough to ensure their safety . Severance Stacy said she and her neighbors are afraid to walk outside. You are pretty much stuck at home. All of us in this neighborhood is trapped in his house.
Severance took pictures of his neighbor's pitiful , Chopper Orange County animal shelter, wandering the streets last month in the same day that he allegedly attacked an aggressive employee services animals and less than a week after the dog has bitten a person would arm . Chopper Animal Services ordered to be quarantined at home for 10 days. The dog is very aggressive to each and Orange County animal shelterevery one of us here ," said Severance . "He needs to take control of their animals is what should happen. Neighbors said the dog escapes through a hole in the fence Animal Services asks the owner to fix since August When WASH 2 News was home , reporters saw one other dog owners pit bull , crazy, running around without a leash.
Since July , Orange County Animal Services visited the Orange County animal shelterhouse 17 times and issued nine citations , six to allow the dog loose. The owner was fined nearly $ 1,100. It is unclear whether these fines were paid it. Nobody was in the house when WASH 2 News knocked on the door and the phone to its owner did not return calls. No performer and need someone to enforce ," said Severance.
A spokesman for the animal services initially agreed to an interview, but declined to tell us in an email that officials have " solved the problems diligently in this area. But neighbors disagree. We continue to Orange County animal shelter say what is going to take someone dies ? A kid get ? And I will not let that happen to my 5 year old ," said Severance.
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