Meredith Johnson-Snyder and I attended the hearing. Please send the attachment of Meredith's opponent testimony.
1. There was no change in the proponent testimony.
2. The animal warden representative stated some issues were resolved in the amendments but they still oppose micro-chipping and believe tags are the best means of ID.
3. A breeder and former pet store manager (Amy Rausch) was against vets only giving rabies shots and against the increase in kennel and individual licenses.
4. Meredith Johnson-Snyder gave testimony representing OFODC. PLEASE READ THE ATTACHED FILE.
5. Veterinarian from OSU supported micro-chipping but that it shouldn't replace tags as a means of identification.
A possible vote could have taken place at 4PM but the hearing was cancelled.
The hearing resumes at 9:30AM tomorrow in the Grant Hearing Room 110. There could be a vote.
You are encouraged to attend! Bobbi Brady
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