Serving O'Brien & Clay Counties
Adrian’s dog can stay if physical fencing is installed
The Everly City Council on Monday voted to remove an allegedly vicious dog from city limits unless its owner installs fencing on her property.
In a unanimous vote, the council agreed Lori Adrian’s dog should be removed from Everly unless some sort of physical fencing is installed around her yard or a dog kennel run is built. Adrian, whose animal allegedly bit a deliveryman in August, said she could not afford new fencing and believed her current in-ground perimeter fence should suffice.
“That dog is not vicious,” she said. “There have been no incidents before or since.”
According to the incide...