As a cold front sweeps into San Antonio, drawing with it the frost of upcoming nights, local animal advocates urge pet owners to take heed, offering warmth and refuge for their furry companions. San Antonio Animal Care Services has made a pointed call to bring pets indoors as temperatures are expected to drop below freezing through the week's end.
"Animal Care Officers will be on patrol throughout the week," the San Antonio Animal Care Services stated, making clear their intent to enforce the city's animal care ordinance in the face of this climatic adversity. Noncompliance could result in pet impoundment, fines, or worse, jail time for those stubbornly recurrent violators.
In a benevolent attempt to safeguard these nonhuman San Antonians, the city's resources are stretched to encompass the wellbeing of all residents. Anyone witnessing potential violations of these ordinances can play their part. They are urged to report their concerns via the city's customer service representatives by calling 3-1-1 or 210-207-6000, or by making use of a more modern conduit, the 3-1-1 mobile app.
