Oklahoma City Beagle owner feels teeth of rabies law
When an officer from Oklahoma City animal welfare services came to her house, Sue Walker was adamant about one thing: she was not going to let her dog be taken away.
Earlier that day, she was brushing her female beagle when it bit her hand.
Walker was advised to call animal welfare. She was told officers needed to quarantine her dog for at least 10 days to ensure the beagle did not have rabies or was vicious...
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