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A day in the life of Brett Reid starts with a cacophony of meows and woofs from those wriggling bundles of life in their respective cages, announcing for all...
...have the procedure done where they feel most comfortable, whether it be a veterinarian office or the animal shelters. Brett Reid is the chief animal control officer at the Kenai Animal Shelter. He said that there is a big need for a program like...
...passed the idea along to others in hopes perhaps a few cats could be spared living through the harsh arctic temperatures. Brett Reid, chief animal control officer for the city of Kenai, said that when the weather gets cold, it is easy to forget about...
Disasters don't have only a human cost. Animals also are affected. Brett Reid, animal control officer at the Kenai Animal Control Shelter, said most people forget provisions for their pets when preparing...
...supply of water. For every 10 pounds your animal weighs, store one quart of water per day. Food for the same period. Brett Reid of the Kenai Animal Shelter recommends keeping canned foods, which have longer shelf lives. Remember to store an extra...
...tax payers to buy things above the necessities, but a lot of good folks will donate things beyond the basics," said Brett Reid, an animal control officer at the Kenai Animal Shelter. As to the specific items that are needed at the shelter, Reid...
...complained about the beehives she brings in every year -- the neighbors were concerned and they were getting stung," said Brett Reid, chief animal control officer in Kenai. "Basically she had too many beehives that were causing a problem." Sounders...
...finding new homes and 701 animals being euthanized. There also were 243 animals claimed by their owners during this time. Brett Reid, an animal control officer at the shelter since 1983, said adoption numbers surpassing those of euthanasias for a calendar...
...spend," he said. "Rabbits are not a plus to home gardeners and home horticulturists." Kenai Animal Control Officer Brett Reid said there currently is not a rabbit problem in his city, but he does deal with the animals periodically. "People...
...Animal League's mission is to subsidize and promote spaying and neutering of pets through donations and endowments. Brett Reid, members of PAL and an animal control officer, said the the group promotes sterilization of animals. "Everybody can...