New Chief Aims to Lower Kill Rate at Macomb Co. Animal Shelter
Jeffery Randazzo, 40, has been named animal care and control manager for the Macomb County Animal Shelter.
Macomb County is changing its approach to the health and welfare of its four-legged residents, starting with the hire of a new animal control director who says lowering the kill rate of the county’s animal shelter is a 2013 priority. A former Sterling Heights animal control officer, Jeffery Randazzo, 40, has been named animal care and control manager for the Macomb County Animal Shelter, located in Clinton Township. “I’m so excited to be a part of this change and becoming a resource for our community,” Randazzo said. “It’s our shelter and our plan begins with strengthening our relationships with our communities, rescue groups, animal organizations, veterinarians and all of the people interested in the welfare of animals and our …
Macomb Rocker
8:00 pm on Tuesday, March 26, 2013
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