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The day after the fireworks is always a busy one at Metro Animal Control, but it's not usually this busy. Private citizens brought over 40 animals to Animal Control today. Over a dozen other animals were picked up by Animal Control officers. Staffers say the fireworks spook a lot of pets and cause them to run away. If one of these pets is yours, you have 3 days to claim it, but be sure to bring your wallet.
"It's an impound fee, which is $50, and it's $18 a day board," says Metro Animal Control Officer Billy Biggs. "But every animal that comes in, they do get a booster on all their shots and if need be seen by a vet."
Metro's Animal Control Shelter can house about 240 pets. They say Summer is always busy and days like this put them at or over capacity.
"It's an impound fee, which is $50, and it's $18 a day board," says Metro Animal Control Officer Billy Biggs. "But every animal that comes in, they do get a booster on all their shots and if need be seen by a vet."
Metro's Animal Control Shelter can house about 240 pets. They say Summer is always busy and days like this put them at or over capacity.
Thursday, July 5 2012, 10:28 PM CDT
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Ky. veteran killed in Afghanistan blast
May 17, 2013 23:53 GMT
FORT THOMAS, Ky. (AP) -- A Kentucky veteran who was working as a civilian contractor in Afghanistan has died in an explosion in Kabul that killed at least 15 people including six Americans.
The father of 26-year-old Michael Robert Bradford of Fort Thomas said his son was smart, good in different sports and about to become a father.
Gary "Moose" Bradford, also of Fort Thomas, told The Kentucky Enquirer (http://bit.ly/12i0nVO ) he found about his son's death from Michael Bradford's wife, Sasha, on Thursday afternoon. He said he was in total disbelief.
The couple's first child is due in a few weeks.
Two American soldiers were killed along with four American civilian contractors with DynCorp International, based in Falls Church, Va.
Other survivors include his mother, Linda Bradford of Johnson City, Tenn.
Information from: The Kentucky Enquirer, http://www.nky.com
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